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Captain's

Journal

The Love Captain's Weekly Wrap

Vol. 1 Issue 1

ES €5.50

IT €5.00

FR €8.00

GB €5.00

USA $10.99


Memo in a Minute

KILLAVERSE DOBDAY 0

KILLABAG7 BEAUTIES

FAVORITE TRAITDOD FUR

FAVORITE BANDRADIOHEAD

FAVORITE MOVIEBACK TO THE

FUTURE 2

FAVORITE FOODORANGE CHICKEN


Above

Trino and Jis

MEMO....firstly, let's

quickly state the

obvious. Your art is

amazing! At what

age did you

discover you had a

talent?

Did you have any

artists you admired

growing up? Or

artists you currently

love?

Issue 30 | 234

When I was around 6, I started

drawing TMNT from comics. I was

obsessed with them as much as my

classmates were. I guess I started

noticing that people liked my

drawings when not only the kids

but also the teachers started asking

me to draw stuff for them.

In Mexico, most cartoonist were

political, except a few and even if

their cartoons were for "grown ups"'

I started liking a lot the style of Jis &

Trino (above). But I also liked the

style of the Gummy Bears, Samurai

Pizza Cats and Marvel Comics.


You are well loved in the

Killabear community, Take

us through your initial

thoughts and reaction

when Kickrrr first

discovered your art and

DM'd you on instagram? Did

you have any reservations

about turning your art into

NFTs?

Technically, you are The

Love Captain's father. Did

you have any idea what you

would be creating when

you slapped together a

Captains Hat, Heart Eyes

and a Pink Robe?

At that point I got several requests to

do NFTs, but everyone had their own

ideas. Kickrrr liked what he saw on my

Instagram and knew that the bears

would be a successful collection. The

only thing I was concerned with was

having the time to work on it, but I'm

glad I found it


Everyone loves a little alpha and Killacubs are

looking amazing. Is there any piece of work you

can send me to drop in this interview.

(I promise I won't tell Ben).

Above

Memo' Alpha

For any artists out there

thinking about joining the

NFT space, do you have

any advice?

Issue 30 | 234

The advice I would give artists

is to prepare to work more than

you have ever worked in your

life. You can make a lot of

money fast drawing NFTs if you

don't care about the holders or

your reputation, but if you do

and want to create a lasting

brand and real value, you need

to put your soul into it.

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