The real world is great...but sometimes there are other worldly places in the meta-verse where real connection is also on offer. Imaging purchasing an avatar that becomes the mask you're known by in that world. That's what we explore today as your avatar becomes the

Going around in circles is what you might feel like swapping from marketplace to Twitter and then all too often dipping in to your wallet to invest in the next new thing. While you're looping... digital art is doing the same. Todays MintFace features original video loops by

The best art is the art you love. The next best art to support is made by people who can make a difference to the community. Artists that want the right things for the NFT space are worth talking about and few could say it better than Klara Vollstaedt, so

Kaleb Johnston is minting New Zealand and offering the world the opportunity to own a slice of what he sees. Kaleb is one of a number of photographers going beyond the restricted viewership of Instagram that increasingly prefers Tik Tok style videos to beautiful photography, to show his work on

Oh wow today's artwork, artist and sale represent the pure diversity of creativity that laps at our digital feet. If you know an artist that you'd like to see featured on MintFace, tell them to apply to be featured [https://forms.gle/hNzPdpPrNmv3cCih7]. The first 100

The Crypto Aesthetic (T.C.A) is a shun of the status quo. A nose turned up to physical remnants and the well commissioned gatekeepers of the 20th century. Artists of the digital world connect directly with collectors. Of course... every art scene has an unspoken language that creates an

Artists and artworks get discovered...and forgotten and sometimes rediscovered again. Today's MintFace features an artist and artwork and a sale with the discovery theme. MintFace Artist Feature - Rachel Creasey Rachel is an artist with New Zealand origins who shifted to London to become Fine Art trained

We each take photos for different reasons. To capture a moment. To reflect on a feeling. To create something beautiful. Today's MintFace reveals three different ways photographers are sharing their digital artwork as NFT's. If you'd like your photography series featured on MintFace, submit

Artificial intelligence is a broad phrase we lend to computers who help us create. A less known phrase is G.A.N which stands for Generative Adversarial Networks. One of the best phrases I've heard about services that help artists create witih G.A.N's is.

One of one means there's one artwork and one owner. Simple. When you purchase the artwork, you get to be the only person on the planet that decides what happens to it next. You might decide to: Hang it on your Digital Wall at home with a frame

The first three words that popped into my head the first time the heat rushed through the doors as I entered a digital market bazaar for the first time. So much colour. So much noise. So many foreign digital currencies and numbers that signaled something to someone. To me, only

> "I’d rather buy a 1/1 NFT from a new artist then buy another pfp from a random project. Support smaller artists." DireVice. Pfp is shorthand for 'profile picture' and is synonymous with a kind of art that is generated by a partnership between

Vincent van Gogh received no fame or notoriety until after his death. In his entire life he sold just a single painting for $109. Of course Vincent traded work with other artists along his creative journey. 🧠Which makes me think... how long might an artist wait (and be OK with