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Sorry, the files are in wrong format. We need two files, meta.json and inscriptions.json. You may refer to the following format to put your inscription id in it, don't just upload the png file here. @JustOnes10 |
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About the Collection: Diversity of the Eyes “Diversity of the Eyes” is more than just a series of images; it’s a journey into the rich tapestry of human expression. Each piece in this collection explores a unique eye color and style, representing the countless perspectives and stories that shape our world. From deep blues and warm hazels to vibrant greens and mystical purples, each eye in this collection has its own personality, its own voice. I wanted to capture the endless variety in the human gaze, where every color tells a different story and every reflection reveals something unspoken.