Welcome to week 6 of the Tezos Tuesday Community Showcase on NFTARTWITHLAUREN.COM!

Each week, I reach out to the amazing Tezos artist community on Twitter to bring you the latest NFT pieces to highlight the diverse and wonderful art that has been minted on my favorite blockchain. 

Thank you to each artist who participated in this week's thread! 

This post represents my personal opinions and is NOT financial advice.

Nata's piece captures the simple love between a parent and a child.

Notice how the baby holds on to her father's shoulder and trusts that she will be safe as they explore together. 

I love the way that Marta combine bilingual poetry with digital illustrations.

Her work carries the familiar comfort of picture books read in childhood with the profound themes of the big questions in life.  She provides a safe space for the reader to ponder their own existence. 

Nite Owl's digital owl illustrations always delight me.

I admire the clean lines and crisp style paired with the adorable owl characters. 

I love this piece of digital art. I imagine that two creation gods are coming together to birth a new universe. 

This digital art portrait has created a compelling character. She reminds me of a fairy princess with a secret to tell. 

Henas created an intriguing digital homage to Van Gogh's Starry Night. The resulting image looks like it was cross-stitched on cloth. 

Anne's photograph creates a sense of longing as I look upon the lonely leaf on an empty bench.

Photo Artist captured the theme of love with this romantic piece of digital art. 

Sue's black and white image that obscures the faces of the couple creates a scene that allows me to focus on the moment of intimate connection that these two women share. 

Vanessa uses AI art to create a digital art piece that tells a story. I can imagine the epic adventures that these two angelic characters had to endure in able to come together. 

Kitsu Sun's portrait feels so intimate. The subject needs help zipping up her dress, and has turned around to vulnerably ask for assistance. 

Sally created a story-telling image when she captured a couple enjoying a stolen moment on a rooftop. 

Alphan captured a wonderful scene. I can't help but chuckle at the man on the left trying hard to ignore the young couple who are lost in their passion for each other. 

The simplicity of the image draws me into this scene. I am able to focus on the people taking a winter's stroll and wonder about their lives. 

Nana Hank has presented a wonderfully detailed drawing of a woman lost in despair, trying to reclaim her center. 

Sahar's physical painting makes me feel lost.

I can relate to the figure, having had many dark and confusing thoughts swirling together in a jumble through my head many times in the past. 

Tatiana is a newcomer to the NFT space, and she is absolutely bringing the fire.

Her compelling work combines top notch photography with erotic themes to explore the more sensual side of human nature. 

This is a spectacular image by Erfan Sam. 

It's a beautiful landscape, filled with interesting wildlife, and a fun action portrait of a woman enjoying her visit.

It's the kind of image that makes me want to pack a suitcase and head out to explore. 

I am a sucker for swan photography. Mute swans mate for life.

In this shot Phos³ beautifully captured the love shared between this pair. 

I am in love with this mixed media collage. 

I am drawn to the layers of newsprint that is somehow behind and in front of the subjects in the base photograph. The attention to detail that was required to create this piece blows me away. 

Elnaz's portrait work is absolutely stunning.

She has mastered the use of light and shadows to create compelling pieces of photography. 

Raven created this intriguing piece by collaging pictures of old doors with photos of human figures. 

The effect is fantastic. It is a delight to study the various textures and colors. 

Margarita explained her piece in detail on Twitter, "Dargavs is a 700-year-old necropolis city. Shrouded in a halo of secrets and legends, it has 95 multi-tiered crypts, in which about 10 thousand people rest. Through their narrow windows in the masonry, you can see human remains and mummies. Such an unusual method of burial is associated with the economy of fertile lands, of which there are not so many. The rocky, windswept slope of the Alans was perfectly adapted for the construction of tombs. One of them says: "Look at us with love. We were like you, you will be like us.”

"Blue Men" is delightfully mysterious. We only see the shadows of the men on the stairs. We don't know who they are, where they are headed, or what they are up to.

This image invites my mind to wander and build a story. 

Sherry's illustration style is mysterious and throught provoking.

The negative space allows the viewer to use their own imagination to fill in the story of the piece.