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Let me show you something. This is why I don't get NFTs. This afternoon I was absently doodling on Microsoft Paint and created this little guy. He took about 20 minutes and I am no artist - which should actually be obvious tbh. I wouldn't dream of calling it an NFT, but I actually think it is better than some of them that i have seen. How could I ever expect to be paid for such a production? And that is why I don't get NFTs - however cute my little guy is.
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I don't get Van Gogh or Picasso's still they sell better than my jokes.....why Because there are many people out there that are not creative at all....they compensate by buying creativity.... basically expensive art is for loser's....but if you can make money being creative.... I will be your manager
so do you like my little frog? :D
Honestly No but I do not have an eye of art....I like nudes.....and things that made my mind go woops....but I would not pay much for it...hence I love collecting free nfts. But I am sure if it would be a series it would sell as an NFT
maybe I should doodle more often then lol
you def should
I do like your frog, and yes, it looks much better than some of the nft's I've seen! Still, I cannot say that I don't like NFT idea :)
You did a perfect analysis, the same I underlined in this article: https://read.cash/@EnergyB0x/nft-investment-strategies-b12e0184
going to have a look. Won't be able to reward there though because I have nothing in my read pot :(
Thanks don’t worry. You can find what you said described under collecting experience
That is a lot better than a large portion of the NFTs out there! There are some exceptions in the NFT realms though... There are some real artists doing some really cool things well beyond just their pretty pictures. I do think creative people are largely overlooked in society and as such a lot of what creative people do is heavy undervalued, that said, not all creations are good or even helpful. hahaha Your little hopper here is well done though.