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Ungovernable Misfits - P.M.M. Episode 3

Meshtadel

bitcoin

It took some time from the drawing board to actually shipping it and make it available in the store, but the result is killer. The color combo is absolutely stunning.

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Received my Rat Poison hoodie

Ungovernable MIsfits ACTION NEWS!!! 03: Sugar Baby🕺For A Day

linkinparkrulz

Bitcoin Pill


The concept of the “Bitcoin pill,” results in a transformed worldview. The pill conveys the expansion of financial insights into broader themes such as self-sufficiency and independence from governmental institutions.

DATE: July, 2020
MAX SUPPLY: 210

Paper: Giclée Fine Art
Weight: 230g/m²
Printing Technique: Digital

Crafted on high-quality Giclée Fine Art paper with a weight of 230g/m², this art print showcases vibrant colors and stunning detail. The digital printing technique employed ensures precision and clarity, bringing the artwork to life in a mesmerizing manner.

ePIC UMC V-5 Review -  UNGOVERNBALE MISFITS

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NAME: Decentralized Dimensions
DATE: Oct, 2023
MAX SUPPLY: 21

Format: A1 (594 x 840 mm)
Paper: Giclée Fine Art
Weight: 230g/m²
Printing Technique: Digital

Bitcoin, it’s like the ultimate middle finger to the establishment. It’s a piece of code, a decentralized masterpiece that exists beyond the reach of governments and banks. Untamed and it’s got the potential to change the world stage for good. It’s about time we had a currency that’s not controlled by suits in boardrooms. It’s the currency of the people, by the people, for the people.

But just like every other topic these days that goes against the narative, it’s controversial, it’s misunderstood, and it’s volatile. Some view it as chaos, while others see it as freedom. It’s a movement, a rebellion, and we misfits, we resonate with that

Decentralized Dimensions 

Stacker Saloon

saloon

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GM Ungovernables 

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A mobile wallpaper you deserve 

libertarian

Complying Without Questioning

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The Fine Art Giclee print titled “Privacy Bombs” is a provocative piece that features bombs with eyes falling from the sky. The design draws attention to the destructive power of bombs and the potential for governments to use propaganda to justify their use. The eyes on the bombs symbolize the constant surveillance that citizens may be subjected to, whether it’s from government agencies or other entities.

The print challenges viewers to critically evaluate the ways in which propaganda can be used to justify acts of violence and mass surveillance. It encourages reflection on the potential consequences of unchecked power and the importance of protecting individual rights and freedoms.

Propaganda is a powerful tool that governments use to shape public opinion and justify actions that may not be in the best interests of the people. The use of fear and security as propaganda tools for mass surveillance is a particularly concerning trend, as it lead to the normalization of invasive surveillance practices and the erosion of individual rights and freedoms.

Governments may argue that they need to monitor citizens in order to prevent terrorism, crime, or other threats to public safety. While this goes far beyond what is necessary and proportionate. Citizens are being monitored without their knowledge or consent, and their private information be collected, analyzed, and shared with government agencies without any judicial oversight or accountability.

The constant monitoring of citizens can create a culture of fear and mistrust, leading to self-censorship and a chilling effect on free speech and dissent. Citizens may become hesitant to express their opinions or engage in political activism, out of fear of being targeted by government surveillance programs. This can lead to a dangerous erosion of democracy and a loss of trust in government institutions.

It is crucial for citizens to remain vigilant and critically evaluate any propaganda that seeks to justify invasive surveillance practices in the name of security. Ultimately, we must hold our governments accountable to ensure that they are acting in our best interests, rather than using propaganda to manipulate us into accepting policies that may be harmful to our individual rights and freedoms.



Privacy Bombs - Mass surveillance is security 

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NAME: Cypherpunk 2140
DATE: Jan, 2024
MAX SUPPLY: 21

Format: A1 (594 x 840 mm)
Paper: Giclée Fine Art
Weight: 230g/m²
Printing Technique: Digital

This work presents a contemporary interpretation of the ‘Chad’ meme, portraying the future cypherpunk.





Cypherpunk 2140

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I think it's time to move to another place, looks like they are trying to open a portal or something. 

Google now displays the balance of BTC addresses in an info box

Bitcoin_Bootcamp

If you see a price somewhere in bitcoin you can select the price and gives you a option to convert.

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Design

Dirty Coin  Premier Poster

During the process, we're drifting a bit away from the punky vibe. We could do some grunge effects, but this looks more cleaner. 

I got referred to some other works I made, but yeah the punky vibe lost some. 

New Art print preview as a mobile wallpaper 

Thanks, might look toxic... Just love the contrast between the colours. 

Ooh I totally agree with you! If it were up to me, I would have also done it differently. When working for a client, you sometimes can't avoid certain decisions.

I was asked to create a poster in punk black and white style to promote the premiere of Dirty Coin in Warsaw. What do you guys think of it?

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