Regrett's Astro Surfers Artists Collection of NFT's

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OPEN LETTER FROM REGRETT

Hello,

My fellow Astro Surfers, I trying to make my own NFT's from the best modern artist's in my opinion. This will be a total trial and error but, if I can get the right people involved then I am going to create my own series of NFT's based most likely on Astronauts since I am a self-proclaimed Astro Surfer. I have partaken of certain substances like the "spirit molecule" and have seen things that only those that have tried these substances can relate to. This does not mean that those who have not taken psychedelics are not welcome. In fact, the more individuals the merrier. 

My whole concept for this project will be my experiences with different Realms and the Multiverse. Sounds fun because it is going to be fun. Hopefully, my art will entertain others and open their minds to psychedelics like Magic Mushrooms, MDMA, DMT, Changa, Iawaska, Etc. These substances are extracted from plants all over the world and were meant to be used in helping us have a deeper understanding of ourselves and our time on this planet. With that being said you can also have the funniest times of your lives while under the influence of these substances. That is what I want this community to be, Fun. There is more to come so stay tuned.

Sincerely,

-Regrett

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