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Here’s How Fans Reacted When Camila Cabello Vaguely Promised To Use Their Doodles During Her First Solo Tour

By April 2, 2018 at 4:44 pm

Within two days of announcing the concert dates for her “Never Be The Same” tour, Camila Cabello’s first solo tour has completely sold out. As a way to show her appreciation for her fans, Cabello has asked everyone to submit their doodles, which she describes in a Twitter post as “anything that makes you smile, any messages you want me to see every night when I sing these songs to you.”

In response, Camilizers across the internet have submitted the most detailed and artistic doodles. Here are just a few of them:

Many of these illustrations stem from the love fans have for Cabello.

The details in this illustration are amazing.

Now that Cabello has opened the door for creative content submissions, fans are taking advantage and are bringing back Cabello fan art they have created in the past.

Can all of this art be printed on apparel and be made available for purchase please?

A repeated element you see in these illustrations is the butterfly.

I am in love with this.

For this fan in particular, the butterfly stands for hope.

Love that this doodle represents how this fan relates to Cabello on a personal level. Tbh, a lot of us can relate to the immigrant life.

Some of these illustrations are drawn with colored pencils.

So few people can create art like this with the most basic tools.

And others are drawn with highly pigmented markers.

These are so beautiful.

In addition to drawings, Camilizers are also submitting songs they have written that are inspired by Cabello.

It is clear that many of these creative illustrations go far beyond just a doodle, which is defined as a rough drawing or scribble.

Perfection. ✹

But even the drawings that are in fact doodles, still come off as beautiful album art.

Can’t wait to see how Cabello will incorporate these art pieces into her first solo tour. ?


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Romeo Santos, Gloria Trevi, Selena Gomez Nominated For Pollstar’s Latin Touring Artist of Decade

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Romeo Santos, Gloria Trevi, Selena Gomez Nominated For Pollstar’s Latin Touring Artist of Decade

By May 7, 2021 at 9:11 am
BY  | May 7, 2021 AT 9:11 am

With the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down most live entertainment, this year Pollstar is dedicating its awards to the top-performing tours of the last decade. In the Latin category, heavy-hitters like Romeo Santos, ManĂĄ, and Gloria Trevi are up for Latin Touring Artist of the Decade. Strangely, Selena Gomez is nominated for the award as well.

The Pollstar Awards honors the best-selling tours each year.

The 32nd annual Pollstar Awards will be taking place on June 16 in Los Angeles. The awards will be presented in partnership with Live Nation. While the ceremony usually honors artists, venues, and teams that have performed well in the past year, that would’ve been tough to do for 2020 with the pandemic shutdown. Pollstar instead compiled the top-selling tours of the past decade for this year’s awards.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Romeo Santos and Gloria Trevi were on roll with their tours.

The Latin Touring Artist of the Decade category is stacked with the icons that definitely filled seats before the pandemic. Aventura frontman Romeo Santos made history in 2019 when he became the first Latin artist to headline the MetLife Stadium. That year Mexican pop icon Gloria Trevi received an honorary award from Premios De La Radio as the top-selling touring Mexican female artist.

Santos and Trevi face-off with ManĂĄ, who sold out back-to-back concerts at Staples Center. Other top-selling acts in the category include Spanish pop star Enrique Iglesias, Puerto Rican icon Ricky Martin, Luis Miguel, Marc Anthony, and Alejandro FernĂĄndez.

Selena Gomez is Latina, but her last tour wasn’t a Latin tour.

The outlier in the category is Selena Gomez. There’s a whole pop category that she could’ve been included in. Even though Gomez is Mexican-American, she didn’t perform any Latin music on her Revival Tour. The multi-hyphenate star didn’t go full Latin until the release of her RevelaciĂłn EP this year.

Jennifer Lopez is also nominated in the category, but she’s always coming through with her own Latin hits and Selena covers. J.Lo in the category is permissible, but Selena Gomez is a hard sell here.

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NFTs: What Are They And What To Do With Them

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NFTs: What Are They And What To Do With Them

By April 29, 2021 at 2:36 pm
BY  | April 29, 2021 AT 2:36 pm

Non Fungible Tokens, or NFTs, have been all over the news lately. The latest version of digital currency is having a moment as everyone gets in on the craze. Here’s a quick breakdown on what they are, how you can get one, and what to do with them.

The world is buzzing about non-fungible tokens.

NFTs are the latest craze in digital currency. Superficially, it looks no different than buy art digitally. NFTs are unlike other forms of cryptocurrency in that they are blockchain-based assets. People are able to exchange Bitcoins with other Bitcoins or equivalent amounts in other digital currency. This is not the case for NFTs. NFTs are unique to themselves. This gives people the chance to own a specific token.

The owner of the digital image can then resell the image for a profit or a loss based on the future of the market. This means that the NFT you buy today could bring in a big profit or a breathtaking loss.

There is a lot of concern about the environmental impact creating the NFT community is causing. According to The New York Times, studies are showing that creating digital art to sell as NFTs is creating large carbon footprints that are negatively impacting the environment. Some in the community are looking for a solution while others think there is no changing the environmental impact.

There is still a lot of debate about how NFTs really work.

There is one explanation that is going viral on Twitter and has caused a whole discussion about what NFTs really are and how they are valued. Like all sellable items, NFTs get their value from supply and demand. Their irreproducibility adds to their value because it is a unique item that only you own, much like a piece of art.

The first high-profile piece of art to sell as an NFT was Mike Winkelmann’s “Everydays: The First 5000 Days.” Winkelmann, also known as the digital artist Beeple, created a new piece of art every day for more than 13 years. The collage of these pieces of work sold by Christie’s for $69,346,250. The buyer was Vignesh Sundaresan, the founder of the Metapurse NFT project.

Yet, it is important to know that buying an NFT gives you ownership of the art, not the copyright.

“I think that people don’t understand that when you buy, you have the token [or NFT]. You can display the token and show you own the token, but, you don’t own the copyright,” Winkelmann, told CNBC Make It.

NFTs are part of the Ethereum blockchain.

As the popularity of NFTs continues to spike, so does the value of Ethereum. This means that if you want to get serious about the NFT investments you are seeing, you should consider getting yourself some Ethereum.

You can set up an account on Coinbase to start buying Ethereum if you are interested in joining in on the craze. Coinbase is a digital space where you can trade cryptocurrency.

If you want to get more into NFTs, check out mitĂș’s NFTs on OpenSea.

mitĂș is offering three different NFTs of the beloved Guacardo. The animated avocado is being sold in three “Lord of the Rings” inspired images. The bidding starts at 0.1 Ethereums (about $27). You can see the images on the mitĂș OpenSea page where the bidding has begun.

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