Jules - Artist

NorCal and Shill

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What if you could seamlessly transition from the world of fashion to the groundbreaking realm of crypto art? Join us as we chat with the multifaceted Jules, an artist who has done just that. Jules takes us on a captivating journey through his career, sharing his initial impressions of digital art, the significance of a gratitude mindset, and his innovative techniques for nurturing creativity and continuous improvement. From managing a Cold Stone Creamery to making waves in fashion photography, Jules' story is a testament to the power of positivity and embracing life's opportunities.
In this episode, we explore how Jules balances creative work with a fulfilling life outside of art, drawing inspiration from vibrant cities like New York. He offers valuable advice for artists entering the crypto art space and reflects on the supportive nature of the community. The discussion touches on topics such as navigating uncertainties in the digital art world, the distinction between editions and one-of-one artworks, and the challenges of engaging with supporters. Jules' unique perspective provides a fresh look at the ever-evolving landscape of digital art.
We also dive into Jules' current projects, including his latest work, "Everything All Together Now," which has been in development since November. He shares insights into his creative process, the importance of having a clear direction, and the commitment required to bring his ideas to life. This episode is a treasure trove of inspiration, sprinkled with light-hearted banter about animals and favorite foods. Join us for an insightful and heartwarming conversation that celebrates the vibrant world of crypto art and the innovative individuals who shape it.
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Chapters

1. NorCal and Shill Podcast Interview (00:00:00)

2. Crypto Art Journey and Future (00:04:13)

3. Artistic Inspiration and Life Outside (00:18:54)

4. Art Community Discussions and Perspectives (00:29:15)

5. Artistic Projects and Creative Process (00:37:14)