{"name":"Orion Study","description":"Physical\nacrylics and ink on board.\nsigned.\n16 by 22 in; 42 by 56 cm.\nExecuted in 2024, this work is unique.\n\nNFT\ndigital file.\nERC-721.\nmetadata: IPFS.\nMinted in 2025, ed. 1/1.\n\nPaul Reid often begins his oil paintings with black-and-white studies, which serve both practical and artistic purposes. These studies allow him to refine composition and resolve potential issues before incorporating color. They also hold value as standalone pieces, appreciated for their raw, sketch-like quality, visible pen-and-ink cross-hatching, and rough edges that reveal the artistic process. Black-and-white works hold a special allure for some collectors, offering a closer look at the artist’s process and the details within each piece.","external_url":"https://tribul.org","image":"https://cms-mainnet-prod-bucket.tribul.org/uploads/Orion_Study.jpeg","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Paul Reid"},{"trait_type":"Rights Agreement","value":"https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafkreie6o7uttae4bmpka4toqqwebcesenvy3hcl6lg4i7fnlqmaizkkla"},{"trait_type":"Artist Bio","value":"Paul Reid is an artist from Scotland with a lifelong penchant for stories. Through his work, he reimagines Greek mythology in painting. His art breathes new life into ancient gods, heroes, and myths in his unique and recognizable style. Influenced by the literary works of figures like Ovid and Homer, his pieces draw on mythology’s rich storytelling tradition. Paul’s career features numerous solo exhibitions, including Mythos and Gods, Heroes and Beasts at The Scottish Gallery. His art has been featured in group exhibitions across Europe, the United States, and Canada. His work is held in collections including the Royal Scottish Academy, the Fleming Collection, and private collections like those of J.K. Rowling and Mark Millar."}]}