Octulos is an illustrated character with the same anatomy and physiology as Cephalopods, featuring multiple tentacles or arms and three hearts. Two-thirds of the nerve cells are not in the brain but in the tentacles, meaning that each tentacle can feel, think, and react independently. Multiply that by eight, and you have an animal that is multitasking, ready to discover, and eager to learn.
My personality shares these characteristics, and Octulos is the figurehead of my creativity. Everything connected with creativity piques my interest, and I'm ready to discover and find out what the world can teach me. I use Octulos as an expression to make new experiences and moments. Our mission is to go everywhere and anywhere, and hopefully, Someday, anytime in the future.
Creativity has always had two sides for me.
On one side, there is structure, strategy, and building something that works. From that side, Digital Paradoxes was born, my creative business where I offer professional services in graphic design, social content, and videography. Here, I work with purpose to help brands grow and turn ideas into results.
But there’s also another side.
A side without rules, without limits.
That’s where Octulos was born.
Octulos is my creative outlet, a space where I fully focus on street art, visual expression, and unique designs. No briefs, no restrictions, just creation driven by feeling and identity.
Where Digital Paradoxes stands for structure, Octulos stands for freedom.
Where one builds for others, the other builds from within.
Both have their own goals that I aim to achieve. We start with the side without rules and without limits.
During the NFT boom around 2021, many projects made use of a roadmap. For me, this served as a guideline to decide which projects I wanted to invest in. Unfortunately, most of them turned out to be scams, although I still believe NFTs will have value in the future of the digital world.
I rarely see roadmaps when I look at websites or businesses. I understand that companies prefer to keep this internal and private, which makes sense. Still, it always gave me a sense of trust.
That’s why I choose to implement a roadmap: not to reveal all my secrets, but to be transparent about the development and future of both Octulos and Digital Paradoxes that I want to share.
