Get the full story about Ruben Alexander, an artist who created the 100 EOS logo series. The EOS logo series was not directly funded by EOS, but rather a product of inspiration. Ruben describes how he became fascinated by the backstory of the EOS logo, and also details how he weaves the EOS logo into his Math lessons at the school where he works.
When I created the Slothicorn collective three months ago, I envisioned making an artists collective where creative people could collaborate and form relationships in order to bridge the gap between the tech and art worlds. Artists who have a firm grasp on the blockchain technology which underpins the cryptocurrency movement are able to express these technological insights in novel ways. Ruben is one example of this new breed of artist and I had the pleasure of finding out more about his experience of creating 100 EOS logos.
Additionally, Ruben Alexander recently got funding from PinkCoin for his RPG Game Shop and Drop, which you can see here: https://steemit.com/slothicorn/@rubenalexander/shop-and-drop-rpg-how-do-you-get-sponsored-for-a-cryptocoin-project
Ruben’s Shop And Drop game: https://steemit.com/busy/@rubenalexander/shop-and-drop-rpg-game-on
Ruben is a highly intelligent and collaborative artist by night and a math teacher by day. He is an active participant in the Slothicorn collective.
In this video, you’ll get the full story about how and why he created the 100 pieces of art for EOS.
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