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# Marculino

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Marculino had his first introduction into the world of web 3 at the beginning of 2022. He was approached by a close friend who shared the opportunity with him. Because of this friend, he had his first opportunity to design a small collection that unfortunately never released.

&#x20;After the disappointment from the collection not releasing, Marculino began to brainstorm on how he could bring his art to life in this ecosystem. Marculino decided to begin creating 1/1 art on Solana over 8 months ago.&#x20;

Today, Marculino is one of the most prestigious pixel artists our ecosystem has ever seen. From outstanding creativity, to an incredibly hard working artist, Marculino brings much more to the table than what people could imagine.&#x20;

We are beyond thrilled to work side by side with Marculino on this incredible collection and we could not be happier with the traits he has delivered as an artist.&#x20;

If you are interested in Marculino's work, head over to his exchange art profile below

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