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Miguel Riveros Silva, born in Chile in 1976, is known as an illustrator and director Millus. He has been working successfully for international companies, film production companies and publishers for over 20 years. He inherited his talent for drawing from his father and in his youth he learned the trade from well-known character designers and directors such as Harald Siepermann (Disney) and Alexander Mitta. He does a lot of voluntary work for young talents as curator of the Schmitz-Lippert Foundation (CÖLN COMIC HAUS) and helps them on their way to independence.

His works on CREATOKIA are his first digital originals / NFTs and thus have a very special appeal for collectors and art lovers.

Johannes Ackner worked for over 30 years as a journalist and speaker for print, radio and television (including MDR television, Radio PSR and MDR 1 Radio Saxony-Anhalt). He gained experience as a speaker not only on radio and television, but also as an actor. In 2003, he launched the project vorleser.net, from which the BUCHFUNK publishing house emerged.

Oscar Wilde is today considered one of the most important authors of the Victorian era, and yet during his lifetime he was punished as a homosexual and a criminal. Yet he never made a secret of his sexual identity. Wilde openly lived out his relationship with Alfred Douglas, despite his marriage to Constanza Lloyd and their two sons. But it became his undoing when Douglas's father sued him in a court case for his "lewdness." While the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray aimed to hold a mirror up to the Victorian aristocracy in its craving for pleasure and consumerism, it was used against Wilde in court. As a result, he had to spend two years in the penitentiary, during which his health deteriorated sharply. Only three years later, on November 30, 1900, he died impoverished in Paris.