pplpleasr is a multidisciplinary artist based in NYC. The style of pplpleasr’s work is influenced by animated films, the underground music scene, video games, and traditional Chinese and Japanese art.

“I've been looking for a way to meaningfully contribute to the NFT space, and this seemed like the right opportunity for it. This Friday, March 26 is the #StandWithAsians movement - Uniswap and I will be donating all proceeds to charities supporting AAPI and other minority representation. ”

On March 26, @PPLPLEASR’s, in collaboration with @Uniswap, donated proceeds from her genesis piece on Foundation to the Stand with Asians Community Fund

James Jean (b. 1979, Taipei) is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose works explore imagination and reality through narrative-driven, layered compositions.

“The Editor prunes the branching narratives of her imagination emerging from a ceramic planter on her lap. The leafy shoots reveal pairs of eyes, a motif referencing a painting of Saint Lucy, the protector of sight, by Francesco del Cossa from the 15th century.“

In light of the rise of hate crimes against Asian Americans, acclaimed visual artist James Jean (@JamesJeanArt) dedicated proceeds from the auction of his piece The Editor to the Stand With Asians Community Fund.

Arnold Tsang is a conceptual artist from Toronto, Ontario, best known for his work on Capcom Fighting Evolution and now Overwatch.

“Bruce Lee was one of the most, if not the most influential Asian American. He taught us how to be proud of who we are and to express it fully without hesitance or compromise. He taught his martial arts and his philosophy to anyone who would listen, breaking all boundaries. He taught us that there’s a time to roll with the punches, but also a time to unite and stand up for each other.”

On July 20, 2021, in commemoration of the 48 anniversary of Bruce Lee’s passing, Arnold Tsang donated proceeds from his piece Be Water to the Stand with Asians Community Fund.

Bernard Chang is a Canadian-American artist/designer best known for his work in the comic book industry and entertainment design.

“Chang participated in the Super Bowl Experience promotion, where he created a series of artwork that reinterprets NFL helmets through the lens of Chinese opera.“

In February 2022, Bernard collaborated with the NFL to create 33 original pieces of graphic print inspired by Peking Opera masks and each of the 32 NFL teams. These pieces are on auction and proceeds will go towards TAAF, Asian Americans Advancing Justice - LA, and Stand with Asians Community Fund.