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Live Web3 variety show — community games, NFT drops, crypto education, and prizes. Multi-streamed across Twitch, NFTOPIA, and Twitter Spaces every Wednesday.
Live art show featuring Jumbie Art & guest artists drawing simultaneously — themes and attributes voted by viewers in real time. Learn the Spectral Art movement and Web3 through creativity.
Spectral Art Foundation Enterprises — 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Artist grants, workshops, youth education & live exhibitions. Co-produced with Jumbie Art →
Hand-drawn trading cards. Cryptids, mythology, and sci-fi collide in a universe powered by Mystery Matter — blending any creature into something new. Now with an AI feature film.
Live collaborative art creation streamed every Sunday at 2PM EST. Multiple artists draw simultaneously while viewers vote on attributes — color, subject, mood. At the end of each session, a hue-shifting color effect transforms all artwork live.
Artists share their screens and create original work over 4 hours while we discuss Spectral Art technique, color theory, and XRPL provenance. The audience shapes the art through live voting.
Spectral Art Foundation Enterprises · 501(c)(3)
SAFE empowers artists through grants, workshops, exhibitions, and zero-barrier access to patented Spectral Frame technology. Physical artwork engineered to come alive through LED hue-cycling. XRPL-verified provenance.
Learn about SAFE30 apps. One Breakverse account. Play games, earn points, build campaigns, and connect your wallet across everything we make.
One Breakverse account · Every app · Earn across all of them
See All Apps →Co-founded metaverse convention onboarding the world into Web3, blockchain, digital art, and community. 5 events, 50+ past exhibitors including WAX, Splinterlands, NeftyBlocks, and more.
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A decade of relentless building. Five development companies. Six figures invested. Two parents lost. One vision that never died.