FAUV•TOSHI began as an 18×24-inch fauvist acrylic portrait of Dorian Nakamoto by Cartyisme. It was transformed into hand-drawn SVGs, animated with generative code, inscribed recursively on Bitcoin, to be minted on Base as onchain NFTs with embedded contract-level metadata.
FAUV•TOSHI began as an 18×24-inch fauvist acrylic portrait of Dorian Nakamoto by Cartyisme. It was transformed into hand-drawn SVGs, animated with generative code, inscribed recursively on Bitcoin, to be minted on Base as onchain NFTs with embedded contract-level metadata.
Traditional Artist turned degen, Cartyisme started painting crypto-themed art as early as 2014, minted his first NFT on Rarible in 2020, and later co-founded Art101 in 2021, joining OpenSea as a full-time employee shortly after.
Inscribed recursively on Bitcoin and deployed on Base, FAUV•TOSHI pushes the creative boundaries of both the motherchain and the EVM. A multi-chain NFT, the Ordinals are built with hand-drawn infinitely scalable SVG paths, generative CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and directly referenced as the animation_url in contract-level metadata via SSTORE2. Culminating in 512 3600×3600 300DPI print-ready onchain multi-chain works of art.
FAUV•TOSHI isn’t just optimized for blockchain, it’s built for the real world. Every piece in the collection renders as a 3600×3600 pixel, 300 DPI PNG, making it giclée-ready for archival printing. FAUV•TOSHI bridges the digital and physical by ensuring that its onchain generative art holds up as a tangible artifact, not just a screen-bound asset. It’s crypto-native, but print-perfect.
