Taras

I still remember when Taras first joined us back in the Seismic project. Right away, you could tell he was just a super friendly and good-natured guy, and he fit right in. But then he started sharing his art, and honestly, the whole team was just blown away. We had no idea he had this incredible, hidden talent. His drawings are genuinely on another level. Out of all the artists I've come across in this space, he is easily one of the very best. A true, undeniable talent.

We've known each other for a while in the Seismic project, but I immediately noticed him among the other participants. This guy is very talented and kind, so we quickly found a common language. This guy is also very hardworking, so I should learn from him, meow. He really makes cool art and has his own style, and as an artist, I love cool work.

I met Taras in the seismic chat, and it was a very pleasant encounter. He comes across as a sincere and interesting person with whom it’s easy to find common ground. I especially want to highlight his talent as an art artist - there is something unique in his works, they convey emotions and atmosphere that you don’t come across often. I'm truly glad to have met him and look forward to seeing more of his creativity.

Legend Taras! I first met him on Seismic Discord. He is an incredibly talented artist, one of the few who has managed to achieve the highest magnitudes on the server, all because he draws incredibly beautiful art. From day one, he has always responded with kindness, and there has never been a single instance when he didn't help me. I respect him greatly for that. His vision for mascots is an innate talent; I have never seen anything better in my life. He is very cool!

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