UPCOMING
COLLECTIONS.
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COMING SOONOCT 2026
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COMING SOONNOV 2026
KidZ
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COMING SOONDEC 2026
Space Ducks
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COMING SOON2027
XenFrogs
PROJECT
NOTES.
BabberZ
Two hundred and ninety-nine small faces, each one caught mid-thought.
BabberZ started as a single pencil sketch of a kid in a straw hat who looked like he had just been told a secret. Every character in the set is descended from that one drawing — same eyes, same nervous grin, a different life behind each.
Each portrait is drawn by hand first, then sculpted, lit and rendered until it reads as a photograph of something that never existed. No two share a wardrobe, and none of them will ever be reissued in any size or format.
- 01SKETCH — ONE ORIGINA single graphite drawing set the anatomy. Every BabberZ face is a descendant of it, not a variation on a template.
- 02SCULPT — BY HANDModelled and posed individually. Clothing, dirt and wear are placed on purpose, never scattered by a randomiser.
- 03RENDER — FINAL PASSStudio-lit and rendered once at 5000 × 6250. Working files are sealed with the token metadata; no edits after mint.
- SIZE
- 299
- BLOCKCHAIN
- TBA
- PRICE
- TBD
KidZ
No KidZ has a name. Each one is unique.
Every kid is built out of an idea of what that specific KidZ should wear and how they should look — and, as always, carefully curated with the personality in mind.
Countless hours on an iPad, for days and weeks, picking the right ones. No repetition. Everything is unique.
- 01METHODIt always starts with the idea. A base idea and lines, a colour scheme, and then giving the character its personality.
- 02SKETCHSketch, sketch and sketch — countless hours spent on ideas, drawing on my iPad for days and weeks. Picking the right ones, with no repetition. Everything is unique.
- 03THE MACHINEThe human touch is, and always will be, the most important thing. But since we have crazy good AI, why not use it right?
- SIZE
- 499
- BLOCKCHAIN
- TBA
- PRICE
- TBD
Space Ducks
Ninety-nine ducks in brass goggles who have seen the far side of something.
Space Ducks is the smallest and strangest of the three. Each duck is a returning pilot — goggles scratched, feathers worn to leather — photographed the way you would photograph a veteran, straight on and without flattery.
The goggles do the talking. Every lens carries a different reflection, and those reflections are the only clue to where each duck has actually been. Ninety-nine editions, square format, and then the hangar closes.
- 01DESIGN — THE PILOTOne duck, one flight suit, one pair of goggles: the uniform was designed first so the ninety-nine variations read as a squadron.
- 02REFLECT — 99 LENSESEach goggle lens is given its own reflected scene. That scene is the piece’s hidden provenance, and it is unique per token.
- 03FINISH — SQUARERendered at 5000 × 5000 and colour-graded as a single batch so the whole squadron hangs in formation.
- SIZE
- 99
- BLOCKCHAIN
- TBA
- PRICE
- TBD
XenFrogs
A high-end collection of frogs that live on the chain.
Each XenFrog has its own feel and its own design — glasses, visors, helmets, horns, a jacket chosen for that frog and no other.
Crypto people love the frog character. This is my version of it.
- 01METHODSame as always: the idea first. Who is this frog, what does it wear, what colour is its world.
- 02SKETCHDrawn on the iPad, over and over, until the right ones stand out. No repetition.
- 03THE MACHINEModelled, lit and rendered with the best tools available — the human touch stays in charge.
- SIZE
- TBA
- BLOCKCHAIN
- TBA
- PRICE
- TBD
ART IS IN MY DNA.
My name is BouldeRico. Obviously not my real name — but it’s the one I go by.
The love of art is in my DNA, and it has always been a part of me. It follows me in many different forms: from photography, to traditional drawing, to digital drawing — and even beyond.
I’ve always been fascinated by tech too, so web3 is really for me. I do this because I love doing it, not because I’m particularly good at it.
It’s an honor to welcome you to my site. Let’s hop on a journey together.
CONTACT
ME.
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