ippsketch: links

Art Blocks records Bent as a 1,023-work Curated collection and documents its seven-stage interaction.

Art Blocks records Imposter Syndrome as a 100-work Presents collection and documents its concept and construction controls.

Art Blocks’ artist profile records ippsketch’s Austin base, mechanical-engineering background, and minimalist practice.

The artist’s Art Blocks user profile identifies him as Jeff and explains the i++ sketch name.

An official token page enumerates Bent’s structural, color, line, bending, and dividing traits.

The official record dates Giving Shape and explains its geometric abstraction and revenue share for supporting artists.

The official record documents Impossible Distance and its split structure reaching across a gap.

The artist’s portfolio lists selected works through Paradigm with Tender.

fx(hash) records Paradigm as a fully minted 128-work on-chain project.

Massage Magazine contextualizes Paradigm in the Tender-curated fx(hash) 2.0 launch.

Accompart’s interview discusses engineering, code, inspiration, Bent, and the artist’s approach to institutions.

PROOF’s artist profile archives ippsketch’s Impossible Distance and related media.

Art Blocks archives episode 47 of After Dinner Mints with ippsketch.

PROOF pairs Impossible Distance with a Behind the Work interview and records its 600-work maximum supply.

Exibart reports C-Verso’s presentation of ippsketch at Arte Fiera in Bologna.

Jing Daily Culture reviews the collaborative premise and launch of Feral File’s N=12.

Mathling’s retrospective identifies Bent as an influence on experiments with tiled systems.

Hot Buffets situates ippsketch’s Sketch F within a discussion of long-form generative art and collector relationships.

Feral File’s exhibition archive lists ippsketch among the twelve artists in N=12.

Feral File’s illustrated catalogue documents N=12, its participants, and its collaborative method.

Raster aggregates ippsketch's tokenized works across platforms.

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