😙Our Team
Two minds, one project.
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Two minds, one project.
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The fact that we are two passionate friends is an added strength to our team. Having worked together in the past developing and designing for a Sleep Tech Startup, we learned to appreciate each other and a new friendship was born. After leaving our former company, we were both exploring the NFT space. It was only natural for us to team up and start building together again!
Another important point is: We truly believe that honesty and transparency are central to any healthy project and community. The only thing we can promise you is that we put all our energy and passion into this project!
Here is a part of our storyline!
FISTBUMPDRAW
Samurices Co-founder, Lead Artist & Developer
A full-stack developer by profession, his talent for drawing has recently been revived as he works day and night to refine his graphic style and give birth to the creative traits of the Samurices. Involved in the storyline as well as in the creation of the project, his passion for making people happy through drawing is reflected in his art.
Quit his job as a full stack developer last year to become a full-time cartoon artist with no prior experience in drawing cartoons...
His kitchen and fridge are the main sources of inspiration for drawing Samurices’ traits
NOVAGRAPHIX
Samurices Co-founder, Designer and Storyteller
Passionate about art in general, an unconditional lover of Japanese culture and the Edo era, the samurai spirit that he is particularly fond of has always inspired his life as well as his work. He has been an experienced Art Director for 20 years, willingly lending his pen, design experience, and artistic vision to bring an extra dimension to the Samurices project.
His massive manga library inspired him to give life to Shiba Inoue's life path. From Vagabond to Lone Wolf & Cub, through Kingdom and The Way of the House Husband.
Beef Yakitori with Cheese is his favorite meal during his work sessions (My stomach is growling just thinking about it).
