Ravvij

I'm not one to jump on the anti-hype-train, but in this case I feel it's justified. Because this, apparently, needs to be said: No, none of my art is or should be put to NFTs for any reason, except as stated below. If I find any of my art has been illegally used for NFTs (or otherwise) I absolutely will seek legal recompense and compensation to the fullest extent of the law. Commissioned Pieces are exempt only in the event that the original client decides to make said piece an NFT. While I personally have nothing against NFTs, in general, I do take issue with them being used for Art Theft. In this way, I do not support NFTs and will not be making any of my current art into an NFT for anyone, nor will I be making NFTs for anyone. I can't control what any of my clients have done or will do with their commissioned piece/s, obviously, but my non-commissioned art is off-limits. If you know that a piece of mine has been used, plagiarized, sold, etc. for NFTs, please, contact me with the

So I was introduced to Red Bubble a week ago and I've been uploading my art to it to have it put on stuff! It's pretty neat. I like the fact that I can now have pins (among MANY other things) made with my art on it. Cups, bottles, bags of all kinds, posters made from paper, wood, metal, and plastic, acrylic sheets and coasters, and so on. There's even a duffel bag! I'm gonna get the duffel bag as soon as I design a print for it. For now, I've just got patterns of my art printed all over them. Rav's Batpony Emporium