Leonardo Pastrana (an 8-year old Spanish artist) and his family announce the debut of NFT series. The new NFT unit of blockchain arm Lambda256, Dunamu, was created by Cyphrly Studio. Marking the first of his NFTs, Cyphrly Studio helped reimagine some of Leonardo’s hand-painted works that turned the young talent’s artistic vision into reality.

On February 9, three different NFT works by the young artist were published on Upbit NFT. Cyphrly Studio created his NFTs and provided visual direction. He also included layers of technology in his art. From meticulously animated movements, sound effects by an eminent Korean sound director, Leonardo’s NFTs were fully orchestrated versions of his creations down to the finest detail.

“I wanted the Jellydog I’d painted to play!”
Leonardo Pastrana was 8 years old.

Cyphrly also gave the chip color-changing colors to Cyphrly, and had Cyphrly have Cyphrly make farting and barking sounds. “I had so much fun.”
Leonardo is a well-known artist in the art scene, having held numerous solo exhibitions in Asia as well in Madrid. He also has dedicated booths at art fairs around the world. Leonardo’s works are often compared to Jean Michel Basquiat because of his scribble-like technique and the mysterious symbols he uses on his famous paintings.

“In the past year, NFTs have become a new mode for expression for digital creativity – one with a traceable and verifiable ownership on the blockchain,”
said Min Jung (Nicole) Kim, Business Development & Strategy Lead for NFT art.

Our new NFT unit, which has exceptional creators on the horizon, will focus on uncovering every piece of artistic value. It will also be grounded in technology sustainability.

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