Dandelion is a multi-chapter project from Toppy Eton featuring a collection of 1/1 digital paintings paired with encoded SSTV (Slow Scan Television) audio tones/vinyl record. These 2D digital works are further integrated into a 3D space. Chapter Two includes an ongoing series, exploring themes of preservation, myth, and technology. All images and their corresponding audio tones are permanently archived on Arweave, ensuring their longevity in the digital realm.

TOPPY ETON UPDATES, WORK, ŒUVRE EN COURS, METRICS/ALPHA - what I am working on right now 𓇢𓆸

Toppy Eton is a self-taught digital artist. Active in the crypto art community since January 2021, continuously pushing the boundaries of digital art utilizing Procreate, Toppy Eton captures the beauty and complexities of the world through her passion for art history, interest in technology, and love of contemporary meme culture.

"The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world."

Dandelion is a multi-chapter project from Toppy Eton featuring a collection of 1/1 digital paintings paired with encoded SSTV (Slow Scan Television) audio tones/vinyl record. These 2D digital works are further integrated into a 3D space. Chapter Two includes an ongoing series, exploring themes of preservation, myth, and technology. All images and their corresponding audio tones are permanently archived on Arweave, ensuring their longevity in the digital realm.

TOPPY ETON UPDATES, WORK, ŒUVRE EN COURS, METRICS/ALPHA - what I am working on right now 𓇢𓆸

Toppy Eton is a self-taught digital artist. Active in the crypto art community since January 2021, continuously pushing the boundaries of digital art utilizing Procreate, Toppy Eton captures the beauty and complexities of the world through her passion for art history, interest in technology, and love of contemporary meme culture.

"The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world."

LOVE DESIRE DEATH pays homage to the opulent tradition of civic guard paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries.

An examination of the digital fabric swatch book as a method of cataloging artistic and technological essence.

Web is the medium, art is the technology.

Prints, Apparel, Decor, and Metaverse Wearables

Challenge traditional narratives and reimagine the hero's role in "The Red Angel"

Toppy Eton discusses into her former experience with digital collage, generative art without code, and discusses how working with master works led to an irreplaceable education in digital art.

1/1 Digital Painting on SuperRare.

Rebellion and artistic autonomy, "SCORPION” challenges traditional artistic norms and conventions

TIME magazine pioneers a groundbreaking initiative called "Slices of TIME." Unveiling a glimpse into the year 2086, Cavatina portrays humanity's yearning for connection and purpose - a mesmerizing odyssey, where Ziggy Stardust's legacy and the interplay between past, present, and future intertwine to shape a brighter tomorrow.

Explore the depths of consciousness, death, and the realm in between in "Fear and Loathing."

"Icarus" discusses the ethical implications of AI and the potential for sentience - Icarus urges us to approach AI with both excitement and humility, emphasizing the need for responsible and ethical use while considering the impact on our collective future.

Sharp defies conventions and challenges our perception of art. In this piece, discover hidden references to iconic paintings that provoke contemplation and raise compelling questions about societal reception.

Dandelion is a multi-chapter project from Toppy Eton featuring a collection of 1/1 digital paintings paired with encoded SSTV (Slow Scan Television) audio tones/vinyl record. These 2D digital works are further integrated into a 3D space. Chapter Two includes an ongoing series, exploring themes of preservation, myth, and technology. All images and their corresponding audio tones are permanently archived on Arweave, ensuring their longevity in the digital realm.

TOPPY ETON UPDATES, WORK, ŒUVRE EN COURS, METRICS/ALPHA - what I am working on right now 𓇢𓆸

Toppy Eton is a self-taught digital artist. Active in the crypto art community since January 2021, continuously pushing the boundaries of digital art utilizing Procreate, Toppy Eton captures the beauty and complexities of the world through her passion for art history, interest in technology, and love of contemporary meme culture.

"The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world."

LOVE DESIRE DEATH pays homage to the opulent tradition of civic guard paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries.

An examination of the digital fabric swatch book as a method of cataloging artistic and technological essence.

Web is the medium, art is the technology.

Prints, Apparel, Decor, and Metaverse Wearables

Challenge traditional narratives and reimagine the hero's role in "The Red Angel"

Toppy Eton discusses into her former experience with digital collage, generative art without code, and discusses how working with master works led to an irreplaceable education in digital art.

1/1 Digital Painting on SuperRare.

Rebellion and artistic autonomy, "SCORPION” challenges traditional artistic norms and conventions

TIME magazine pioneers a groundbreaking initiative called "Slices of TIME." Unveiling a glimpse into the year 2086, Cavatina portrays humanity's yearning for connection and purpose - a mesmerizing odyssey, where Ziggy Stardust's legacy and the interplay between past, present, and future intertwine to shape a brighter tomorrow.

Explore the depths of consciousness, death, and the realm in between in "Fear and Loathing."

"Icarus" discusses the ethical implications of AI and the potential for sentience - Icarus urges us to approach AI with both excitement and humility, emphasizing the need for responsible and ethical use while considering the impact on our collective future.

Sharp defies conventions and challenges our perception of art. In this piece, discover hidden references to iconic paintings that provoke contemplation and raise compelling questions about societal reception.