Hobbyist,Traditional Artist, artist on progress

DEEPTHAWTZ Studios grew out of a side hustle after Dylan Clendenin sold his first artwork in September 2020. Dylan draws and paints what he likes, doesn’t overthink it and will keep working regardless of the results.

Dereck W. Dew (ArsObKSC, Ars Obessio, XAOCVOID), fine artist, musician, & martial artist (Wu Nian Tao). Creator of original works, process oriented, & believer in real BitCoin. Contact for commission work or conversation of all experiences. May you attain to Joy!

Marina Koloeridi is a modern Greek treasure. She was not allowed to bring any of her art works with her to America because they had been officially declared national treasures. Marina is a prodigy in every sense of the word, receiving her first award at the age of four and beginning her professional training when she was six. She completed her first professional exhibition at the tender age of 14 and was admitted to the Academy of Arts when she was only 15. She perfected her natural talent by over 20 years of study in Europe, where she learned the techniques of the Renaissance masters. Her studies encompassed a wide range of artistic expression, sculptures, frescoes, portraits and ceramics to name a few. And then went on to develop her own technique. Her works are found in private collections and some of the most famous museums in nations throughout the world, in Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Greece, Denmark and the “Red Square” in Moscow. She has completed numerous projects in interior and exterior design, created artwork for many churches and commercial buildings as well as illustrating numerous books in addition to her prolific career as a painter. Marina is now available to apply her talent to a wide range of large and small artistic endeavors for you. She can beautify your home, office, church, or other building with a breathtaking fresco, mural, or faux finish, immortalize a loved one in a stunningly beautiful color or black-and-white portrait from a “live” sitting or from a photograph, changing the hairstyles or clothing if desired.

Mary Papas was born in Egypt by parents of Greek descent. At age 10 the family moved to Libya in North Africa and after a year settled in Greece for 6 years where she attended Greek schools. At age 14 Mary took her first art course through the long distance learning ABC Art School, situated in France. At age 17 the family moved again for the last time to South Africa where she still resides permanently. From a very young age Mary was sketching people, animals and the scenery around her, Sketching was her favorite way to pass time and Art was her best subject in school, always achieving the best marks! Later, when Mary could dedicate more time to art, she attended advanced painting classes for four years developing and learning different styles and techniques from leading professional art teachers and another three years for abstract studies learning to think and express these thoughts and ideas in an abstract way. Mary has received two awards for her abstract paintings, by taking part in International competitions with the U.K based gallery – Art Now in 2007 and the French based online gallery – Art Majeur in 2014. Mary has taken part in many exhibitions locally with other artists and with the art clubs that she is a member of. In 2008 exhibited overseas at the Royal Dublin Society Art fair which proved to be a wonderful experience and very rewarding! Mary is selling her artwork through her website, other art galleries online, local and foreign.

Sanet is a new pottery artist currently residing in New Zealand. She was trained by well known ceramic artist David Moss and has already sold her first pieces in South Africa. She designs original once off pottery pieces fit for any home or art exhibition. She is an up and coming artist of note and you will definitely hear more about her soon.

Satoshi Doodles are expressions of gratitude for Satoshi and the Bitcoin builders. The progression of these drawings reflects a personal Bitcoin learning journey. These doodles are made with love, ink, and a giant pinch of salt on the West Coast of Canada, in between mothering, long walks, and puttering in the garden. They require massive amounts of “research” (i.e. too much time spent on social media and YouTube).