Samolet 🔆

I first met her while working on The Graph project, and that’s also when I discovered retrodrops thanks to her. She’s not only talented but also brings creativity to life — her Seismic art is so inspiring it makes you want to create something of your own. Even when we were grinding through OpenSea quests, tired and drained, she always stayed full of positivity and strength, lifting up everyone around her. She’s the kind of person who makes crypto communities feel alive.

I know Anya as a very talented artist who draws by hand, and she's really good at it. She has done a lot of drawings for Seismic, where I first saw her work.

Anna has been in crypto since 2017 and has built an impressive path with steady growth and consistency. in 2020 she dove deeper into projects, starting with graph, and since then she has explored countless communities with passion and curiosity. today she actively contributes to seismic with unique hand-drawn art on paper, which makes her work stand out with authenticity and dedication. she is also engaged in opensea, oro, and several l1 projects, always bringing creativity and commitment. anna is a rare example of someone who combines artistic talent with deep involvement in web3 communities. Good luck to you in all your endeavors - you're a smart girl.

I met Anna a few months ago at Seismic. I often watched her work. She is a girl who draws extremely well and has a hell of a cool imagination. Anna is very active in chats, always helping everyone and adding a wonderful vibe with her presence. She is a very energetic girl who works hard and takes her work seriously.

We met when we were working on The Graph project together, and it was around that time that I got to know retrodrops thanks to this pretty woman. She has incredibly cool art for Seismic, which inspires you to create your own. We're doing OpenSea together and we're already pretty tired of quests, but this girl is always charged with positive energy and a lot of strength that she shares with others.

I met Anna in 2021. She has been in crypto since 2017 and brings a lot of valuable experience. Now she creates drawings for projects, and I must say she does it very well. That’s why I respect her — she combines crypto experience with creativity, making her advice and work valuable for anyone in the community.

Once, during an online community challenge, while others were writing posts, he shared an illustration he had drawn specially for the topic. The artwork spread quickly across social platforms, because it captured the spirit of Web culture in such a vivid and stylish way. People started quoting his drawing instead of text, and it became the highlight of the whole event. It showed how his online art not only decorates the internet, but also brings people together around ideas.

I’ve noticed how Samolet approaches crypto with real curiosity. He doesn’t just watch from the sidelines but dives in, testing things out and sharing thoughts along the way. What I like most is that it feels natural - not about hype, but about actually learning and contributing.

I’ve known Ana for a while, and she has been in crypto since 2017. Her path has been steady, and in 2020 she dove deeper into projects through The Graph, which opened the door to many other communities. These days, she is especially active in Seismic, where she creates beautiful hand-drawn art that takes real time and dedication. She’s also engaged with Opensea, Oro, and some L1 projects, but Seismic remains her main focus. I really admire Ana’s talent — her drawings are unique, full of personality, and bring something special to the community. She’s proof that creativity and Web3 can go hand in hand.

I’ve only recently gotten to know her, first noticing her work on Twitter, and I was immediately impressed. She draws really well and makes high-quality posts that stand out in the feed. Beyond the art, her content carries a positive vibe and shows real creativity. It’s always inspiring to see people who not only share their talent but also add good energy to the community. Definitely someone whose work I enjoy following and who makes the space brighter.