NFT art
Trevor Jones, for example, is a traditional artist who moved into crypto art in 2019. His first NFT piece was EthGirl, a digital painting depicting an animated collage of the Ethereum logo that reveals a face. The NFT art was initially sold for 70 Ether (ETH), equivalent to $10,000 at the time. Two years later, in 2021, with the NFT hype, the artwork was valued at over $8 million.
When crypto art gained traction in the past decade, Trevor Jones rose along with it, becoming one of the finest artists of the past few years and gaining renown in the NFT space. With the release of his most recent collection, ‘FROM PALETTE TO CANVAS,’ since his first in 2020 that was deemed legendary, ‘Picasso’s Bull’, crypto art communities are surely excited to welcome Trevor Jones back.
NFT art is a totally new way of categorizing digital artworks that enables designers to monetize their work. It’s supposed to be a quicker process and a more accessible way for designers to produce work and reap the rewards for their creativity. There’s no chasing clients for payment, there’s no preparing files for print and there’s no waiting to hear feedback or changing and editing your work to suit a client’s needs.
Through blockchain technology, any content, even one viewed or copied millions of times, can now have a unique owner who guards its original version. In this way, NFT art have a dual role. They serve as both a certificate of authenticity and a license to use the work. The one who owns the NFTs connected to a piece of art has the entire rights of the work. Thus he owns the rights to its reproduction, exploitation and resale.
NFT art is a totally new way of categorizing digital artworks that enables designers to monetize their work. It’s supposed to be a quicker process and a more accessible way for designers to produce work and reap the rewards for their creativity. There’s no chasing clients for payment, there’s no preparing files for print and there’s no waiting to hear feedback or changing and editing your work to suit a client’s needs.
Through blockchain technology, any content, even one viewed or copied millions of times, can now have a unique owner who guards its original version. In this way, NFT art have a dual role. They serve as both a certificate of authenticity and a license to use the work. The one who owns the NFTs connected to a piece of art has the entire rights of the work. Thus he owns the rights to its reproduction, exploitation and resale.
NFT art is a totally new way of categorizing digital artworks that enables designers to monetize their work. It’s supposed to be a quicker process and a more accessible way for designers to produce work and reap the rewards for their creativity. There’s no chasing clients for payment, there’s no preparing files for print and there’s no waiting to hear feedback or changing and editing your work to suit a client’s needs.
Through blockchain technology, any content, even one viewed or copied millions of times, can now have a unique owner who guards its original version. In this way, NFT art have a dual role. They serve as both a certificate of authenticity and a license to use the work. The one who owns the NFTs connected to a piece of art has the entire rights of the work. Thus he owns the rights to its reproduction, exploitation and resale.