Get your hands on the Original 'Traveling in Metro' Evening Edition.
A combination of Live-action footage and hand Drawn 2D Animation to showcase the life of a common man's day-to-day travel.

Whatever the situation, everyone likes when the hero gets angry, and what suits the description of anger better than BULL-OX finding out you didn't choose him as your metaverse avatar! Design so despicable we ourselves can't figure out if it's a BULL or an OX.

1000 Bull Ox out of 10,000 NFTs will be minted as initial Pre-Sale. Milestones for this project is divided as follows:

Milestone 01
1-35 BullOx: Range 12-15WRX

Milestone 02
36-100 BullOx: Range 16-22WRX

Milestone 03
101-250 BullOx: Range 23-35WRX

Milestone 04
251-500 BullOx: Range 36-55WRX

Milestone 05
501-1000 BullOx: Range 36-55WRX

Once all these milestones are achieved, we will release the rarity details as well.

Why hold OH BullOx NFTs:
*10% profit of the project will be sent to local authorized "Gaushala".
*Number of Airdrops(approx 50) of NFTs will be announced after Each Milestone Sold Out Completely to active BullOx's NFT holders.
*Many more to announce.

So, grab the best opportunity of an initial minted BullOx at very minimum prices before sold-out initial milestones.

For more updates, follow OH BullOx on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nisha_droch

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Traveling in Metro

Through this artwork, I have tried to portray the disparity between City and Countryside.

Cities may be more developed, but they lack the peace and serenity of the countryside.

While the skyscrapers stand high in polluted/smoggy air, low rise farmlands are spectators of sky filled with gallant clouds

A place similar to my artwork exists near my house. The countryside is so quiet and peaceful, that whenever I travel there from city, my troubles fade away in the beauty of endless pastured land, shining bright even during sunset.

Through this painting, I want on-lookers to peep into my thoughts, and understand that there is a fine line between commotion and stability; represented by a road between the city and countryside; And, to escape toxicity, all one needs to do is to cross the road.

Contrasting Worlds

Doing Better-
I painted this in September 2021. It's a very special painting for me. 

The guy skipping in this art is ‘Me’.

Me, who had just gotten back from the hospital on his birthday after fighting covid.

Me, whose oxygen level dropped to 60.

Me, who had accepted that he will not survive but somehow did.

Me, who had lost 10kg of weight.

Me, who for the next 3 months would not be able to draw because his hands were shaking as weakness caught up to him.

Me, whose work had just started to take off, but took a major step back due to covid.

but also,

Me, who wanted to get better quickly.

Me, who eats healthy now.

Me, who appreciates life more now.

Me, who didn't know that his art would improve 10x folds due to perseverance.

And Me, who is doing better now.

Better Now

Deeg Palace is a palace 32 km from Bharatpur in Rajasthan, India built-in 1772 as a luxurious summer resort for the rulers of Bharatpur State. The palace was in active use till the early 1970s

HISTORY-
Deeg was the capital of the Jat kings before they shifted to Bharatpur. Badan Singh, who came to the throne in 1721, built a palace here. Due to its strategic location and proximity to Agra, Deeg had to face repeated attacks by invaders. His son, prince Suraj Mal, began the construction of a fortress around the palace around 1730. The fort had massive walls and a deep moat to keep away raiders.

Deeg was a site of a legendary battle between the Jats and a combined Mughal and Maratha army of 8,000 men. Emboldened by his victory, Suraj Mal began making forays into enemy territory. After eight years of success in his forays, Suraj Mal captured Delhi and plundered the Red Fort carrying away masses of valuables including an entire marble building, which was dismantled and numbered. The palace was then reconstructed at Deeg

Trivia -
In festivals such as Holi, colours are added to the water. Small cloth pouches with organic colours were manually inserted into the holes in the reservoir wall. When the water flowed through them passing along an intricate network of pipelines, the fountains spouted colored water


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