New portrait of General Sherman up on OpenSea!
1/1 - starting at 3 Ξ, check back in a week to pick it up at 0.5, unless someone grabs it before you!
https://t.co/98B9I3G2Fu
#nftcollector#NFTartist#NFTCommunity#generalSherman
Hello everyone π
I'm back to @hicetnunc2000 with new piece
Go get one right now π
13/13 edition only
Price 2 Tez ππ°
https://t.co/No0ZKoFifM
@0x_fxnction i don't know how y'all kids handle that much sativa lmao. indica all the way because otherwise i get stressed and thinking WAY too much about bs
@ppalma_design @WomanNFT It's really hard, because you don't want to come off as needy or desperate, but for some reason people pay attention to the times when you gotta vent even if it's not really you or a side you want people to see a lot of
@dcinvestor problem with this is that I think those pieces will need to have iconic status to make up for the value dilution. Art is a status good and the more people who have an "official" work, the more status it needs to confer to be valuable to collectors
@OnceUponACrypto You gotta think of it this way: the cheaper it is for artists to list and collectors to buy, the lower barrier to entry for anything and everything. It means you have to create value in some other way, because otherwise it will all get lost in the shuffle
I often hear the question, βwhat advice would you give to a new artist in the NFT community?β Here are 10 things I have learned from being a part of the community. [view thread]
@OnceUponACrypto and you can do n/n mints which is great if you want lots of people to get a piece of your work at a rock bottom price. It's mass-market, you just need to find a way to rise above the mountain of junk
@OnceUponACrypto It's flooded with all kinds of random stuff, mostly ripped from Google image search. It's really hard to get any kind of attention on your work and there are only a fraction of the buyers. The good news is that it's a good place to sell your really cheap works