First of all, good morning everyone☀️ Over the past week, I’ve drawn a lot of art, especially for MoG. You can check out all of my previous work on my profile. I genuinely love MoG, and Axie DoM universe, and creating art for it has been really fun for me. I also heard that some of the pieces I’ve created might be featured in the MoG magazine, which honestly makes me really happy. For this particular piece, I was pretty short on time, but I still did my best to finish it and put as much effort into it as I could. (I’ll share the drawing process in the comments.) I hope you like it, and hopefully I have a chance to win the contest. 🫡 Also, a big thank you to @N7Tribe for giving us this opportunity. I really appreciate it ❤️ Good luck to everyone 🍀 @nicky_tengku , @N7Tribe , @YieldFields_RH , @onchainheroes , @playAxieDOM

I just want to share some personal thoughts and, honestly, vent a little. There are only 10 spots in the contest for content creators. Meanwhile, WL spots are also distributed through collabs, protocol holders, NFT holders, in-game activities, and other channels. And I want to make one thing very clear: I’m not saying these methods shouldn’t exist. Collabs are important for a project. Rewarding NFT holders can encourage long-term support. Protocol communities can bring new people into the ecosystem. I completely understand why these things matter from a project’s perspective. My question is simply about balance and fairness. If someone already holds a certain NFT or is part of a certain community, sometimes getting a WL can be as simple as clicking a button and entering a giveaway. Is that contribution really so much more valuable than someone spending hours creating original content, making art, playing the game, writing about the project, and actively promoting it? Again, I’m not saying one should disappear in favor of the other. I’m asking why the gap between them has to be this big. There are also around 1,000 spots for NFT holders. Yes, rewarding long-term supporters makes sense. But does financial ownership have to be one of the strongest ways of showing support? What about people who may not have the same financial resources but still spend their time and effort supporting the project? There are spots available through the game as well, but realistically, participating competitively there can require putting in 4–5k. Yes, some of that can come back through winnings, but not everyone has that amount of money available in the first place. That’s really the main point behind my frustration: I don’t think people who contribute in other ways should be pushed this far into the corner. They are supporters too. They spend time, create things, bring attention to the project, and put genuine effort into the community. I genuinely believed I had a good chance of being selected because I put a lot of effort into my submissions. I wasn’t selected, and of course I can’t be angry at anyone for that. There were many people who worked hard and deserved recognition too. But from my perspective, the biggest obstacle was simply how few spots were allocated to this side of the community. So my question is: why only 10? Why does the group that supports the project through content, creativity, time, and effort receive such a small allocation compared with other methods? At the end of the day, it’s not my project, and I’m not in a position to tell the team how they should run it. Skarly has also made it clear that everyone decides for themselves whether they want to participate or not. I may not personally agree with every decision, but I respect that it’s their project and their choice. This isn’t an accusation or an attack on anyone. It’s just my personal perspective as someone who has genuinely tried to support the project in the ways I can. A little frustration, a little criticism, and mostly just me getting this off my chest. 😅 I just wish content creators had been given a bit more priority and more spots had been allocated to them. @onchainheroes @YieldFields_RH @Skarly @PxPaws

Good evening, everyone🌙 I tried creating something in a comic-book style for you. The concept follows @Skarly and @PxPaws , MoG adventure, ending with them discovering a mysterious portal that takes them into the Yield Fields universe. Hope you enjoy the story and the artwork.

I created two pixel art pieces inspired by zkSNARKs, completely drawn by me. Time is running out. I was nominated, but I still haven’t been reviewed or selected. I want to give it one last shot. Hopefully, @zksnarks_ , @snarklist notices my work this time. 🖤