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The Lore:
Dolph Lundgren was generated from brush parts, samples, and archives of original work made by Fluff Lord one sad, dark winter day in Germany. The dolphin came to be crying, and after additional editing, Fluff took a screenshot of the dolphin's eye. The work was based on John C. Lilly's research on interspecies communication, specifically his Earth Coincidence Control Office (ECCO), which had influenced various art pieces, including "Serial Experiments Lain." ECCO also inspired the dolphin video game "Ecco the Dolphin," known for its great soundtrack.
After uploading the screenshot with the title unedited, Fluff Lord went to Poland for Evanora Unlimited's tour to do VJing in Warsaw. The winter was cold. On Sunday morning, she attended mass and saw a legless man painting Mary Magdalene in front of a statue of Pope John Paul II. She gave him 25 of her remaining zlotys, and he thanked her with a drawing.
Later, she returned to Germany and discovered that her dolphin image had gone viral after being curated on the main Zora page. Fluff was in disbelief, thinking everyone was lucky. She spent a long time reorganizing her paperwork and ensuring security. After traveling back home to Croatia, she received a call from a UK-Russian gaming company asking for a commission. She agreed to a Zoom call on her old laptop, suspecting it might be a red flag. They sent her a contract, and after she launched it, her terminal was attacked. Within two hours, her wallet was drained, losing almost 8 ETH, as she only used Coinbase and had no backup. The number of mints was about 24,000 at that point.
Two months later, a stalker-hacker contacted her, saying:
"Michael Gres, [26 Mar 2024 at 20:16:48]:
I'm 13.
That's all.
I'm bonad.
pajeeet."
He lied multiple times about his age, organization, and business. He claimed he lost all the money he stole in a casino and bought a PSP. Fluff told him he should have played blue. He then requested pictures of their tights. Fluff blocked the conversation after proclaiming she was collecting data.
Money could never be retrieved back but the collection remains, with even more symbolic works hiding stories and wordly lore caught in time.
Dolph Lundgren was generated from brush parts, samples, and archives of original work made by Fluff Lord one sad, dark winter day in Germany. The dolphin came to be crying, and after additional editing, Fluff took a screenshot of the dolphin's eye. The work was based on John C. Lilly's research on interspecies communication, specifically his Earth Coincidence Control Office (ECCO), which had influenced various art pieces, including "Serial Experiments Lain." ECCO also inspired the dolphin video game "Ecco the Dolphin," known for its great soundtrack.
After uploading the screenshot with the title unedited, Fluff Lord went to Poland for Evanora Unlimited's tour to do VJing in Warsaw. The winter was cold. On Sunday morning, she attended mass and saw a legless man painting Mary Magdalene in front of a statue of Pope John Paul II. She gave him 25 of her remaining zlotys, and he thanked her with a drawing.
Later, she returned to Germany and discovered that her dolphin image had gone viral after being curated on the main Zora page. Fluff was in disbelief, thinking everyone was lucky. She spent a long time reorganizing her paperwork and ensuring security. After traveling back home to Croatia, she received a call from a UK-Russian gaming company asking for a commission. She agreed to a Zoom call on her old laptop, suspecting it might be a red flag. They sent her a contract, and after she launched it, her terminal was attacked. Within two hours, her wallet was drained, losing almost 8 ETH, as she only used Coinbase and had no backup. The number of mints was about 24,000 at that point.
Two months later, a stalker-hacker contacted her, saying:
"Michael Gres, [26 Mar 2024 at 20:16:48]:
I'm 13.
That's all.
I'm bonad.
pajeeet."
He lied multiple times about his age, organization, and business. He claimed he lost all the money he stole in a casino and bought a PSP. Fluff told him he should have played blue. He then requested pictures of their tights. Fluff blocked the conversation after proclaiming she was collecting data.
Money could never be retrieved back but the collection remains, with even more symbolic works hiding stories and wordly lore caught in time.
