Shroom Coin #004 "ORANGE SUNSHINE" s/n scos02

Music and Artwork - Kushnadas is a producer of music and art since late 1980s and for the last 30 years, has continually worked with numerous artists to create media content such as music videos, improvisational live music, sound engineering. His artwork is created in Blender 3D, After Effects, Vegas Video, Cubase 11 and Ableton Live.

Music and Artwork - Kushnadas - Kush is a producer of music and art since late 1980s and for the last 30 years. They have continually worked with numerous artists to create media content such as music videos, improvisational live music, sound engineering. Their artwork is created in Blender 3D, After Effects, Vegas Video, Cubase 11 and Ableton Live. FRESH BEATS, TASTY SHROOMS!

What is Shroom Coin? Shroom Coin (TM) is a lightweight digital entertainment collectable meant to be played on your virtual or terrestrial gallery. It contains cutting edge 3D CG along with custom beats composed entirely by the artist and a team of collaborators.

Are they Collectors Items? YES! The collectors items are minted in limited quantities and can be strung together to create longer musical tracks putting YOU in the arrangers chair.

What Else Can I do with Shroom Coin? Shroom Coin can be traded, or sold. Shroom Coin can be displayed publicly. Shroom Coin makes a GREAT GIFT!

Wait, There's More! Each coin comes with some clever quotes that will enlighten, delight and spur your intellect.

QUOTES
“Taking LSD was a profound experience, one of the most important things in my life. LSD shows you that there’s another side to the SHROOM coin, and you can’t remember it when it wears off, but you know it. It reinforced my sense of what was important—creating great things instead of making money, putting things back into the stream of history and of human consciousness as much as I could.” ― Steve Jobs

“The LSD phenomenon, on the other hand, is—to me at least—more interesting. It is an intentionally achieved schizophrenia, with the expectation of a spontaneous remission—which, however, does not always follow. Yoga, too, is intentional schizophrenia: one breaks away from the world, plunging inward, and the ranges of vision experienced are in fact the same as those of a psychosis. But what, then, is the difference? What is the difference between a psychotic or LSD experience and a yogic, or a mystical? The plunges are all into the same deep inward sea; of that there can be no doubt. The symbolic figures encountered are in many instances identical (and I shall have something more to say about those in a moment). But there is an important difference. The difference—to put it sharply—is equivalent simply to that between a diver who can swim and one who cannot. The mystic, endowed with native talents for this sort of thing and following, stage by stage, the instruction of a master, enters the waters and finds he can swim; whereas the schizophrenic, unprepared, unguided, and ungifted, has fallen or has intentionally plunged, and is drowning.” ― Joseph Campbell, Myths to Live By