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To commemorate the CoWs attendance to ETH Denver, we have designed a special POAP for the occasion. This POAP is one of the most unique CoWs you have and will see out there. #CoWGMI

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You were at the intersection of art and tech on the Sandbox weekly canvas week 7 of POAP.art

Jeremy Fisher is an artist, director, animator, and fabricator with over 8 years of experience in the entertainment industry and numerous creative projects. Jeremy has worked with brands such as Robot Chicken, Hallmark, Food Network, and several other notable companies. Before discovering NFTs, Jeremy had been working with Hallmark creating their animated greeting cards. However, Hallmark ended up firing the entire crew right before Covid begin to run its’ course. This experience as Jeremy stated was “almost like a precursor to NFTs”. Ultimately, this series of events actually set up Jeremy to build his own production team and eventually NFT project. His love for the Cool Cats NFT project led him to create clay sculptures which were animated claymations of Cool Cats that Jeremy called Clay Cats. After creating a few Clay Cats, Jeremy started to experiment with his own NFT project, the Lucky Duck NFT collection. The Lucky Ducky NFT project is a collection of 7,777 unique and programmatically generated mischievous Duckies NFTs that are set to drop towards the end of February. Twitter @luckyduckynft @137pm

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