Hey! I’m Maxi!
Graphic artist with a layer of expertise in industrial design, from Argentina.
I’ve been drawing and creating since I was a kid. 
Due to different reasons I’ve lived between three different countries through out my life receiving a wide variety of influences that helped me develop my many art styles and techniques.
I go from painting to drawing with many mediums, and animating a bit sometimes.
I have a small art project on Cardano called “We’re all programmed”. 

See more of my work in my website MadMaxi.art.
You can follow me on Twitter or join my Discord to stay updated about my work and perks of holding my pieces 🤟

Sillies

When the DHC2 policy locked, several pieces that were mostly destined for rewards could no longer be minted. Instead of letting them go to waste, I recycled them into bootlegs, unique remixes of the originals. These special editions are given as rewards to DHC2 holders and Skulliance stakers, some are sold so collectors can climb up the monthly leaderboard, making them an exclusive part of the collection’s evolution.
Growing up in Argentina in the 90s, I spent countless hours playing with these action figures called The Corps, basically the bootleg version of GiJoes. I had a few real GiJoes and some Street Fighter ones too, but to me, they were all just “Corps.” 
The Corps were definitely lower quality than GiJoes; the plastic was shinier, more fragile, and the proportions were a bit off (bigger heads, wider torsos, skinny arms). But to my young mind, they were siiiiick! 
They were affordable, so I had a ton of them, and when they broke, I’d mix and match parts to create entirely new characters. It was like my own little toy lab.
These were my companions in epic adventures. I’d build fortresses out of cardboard, books, and whatever else I could find, and create stories that would keep me playing for hours. 
These pups were bootlegs, but had a an authentic impact on my life. 

DIGI-HELL CORPS! (Bootlegs)

DHCB31

Malware, glitches and code plague deeply hidden within one of the Digital Hell security subsystems.

The Last Layer

Redeemable tickets for the Digital He’ll Citizens part 2. Each ticket is worth one NFT from the collection.

DHC2 redeemable tickets

A series of spontaneous, improvised ink drawings created with no previous pencil.
2024.

Sillies

All Artworks (— items)