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But he also values the transiency of the free market. Young also likes “the relationship you can have with a collector,” with whom he can work on a “shared vision,” without the gallery curator as an intermediary. Young moved to VR in 2017, making “hundreds, possibly thousands of paintings.” He discovered CryptoKitties in 2017, became “obsessed with how the two could overlap in the future,” and started creating NFTs. Young has created art since he picked up the easel and oil paints his father, a wildlife artist, strew across his childhood home. The current contract just sells tokens for cash. Through blockchain, Young explores his contradictory beliefs that there’s “real beauty in true ownership,” but equally that “you can’t own things and land and stuff.” It used to be the case that if you bought a JOY, Young’s smart contracts would automatically relist your purchase for double the price. New JOY available for collecting! The hard headed, soft hearted JOY known as Hammer, is a body building and bio modding, fiercely meditative beast. These are passive-aggressive, hyper-stimulated virtual figurines that force joy from disgust. John Orian Young, a 35-year-old NFT artist who works out of Portland, Oregon produces JOYs, crypto collectibles. Once purchased, they immediately go on sale for double the price. And we hope to stay in the flow of innovation, change, development and progress that comes with it.” John Orian Young (JOY) “It was possible to get to know artists from all over the world and discuss with them,” he said.
“Our usual artistic process used to take a long time,” Scalet told Decrypt, “but with the blockchain and its speed, the creative need of thinking about something and seeing it realized immediately after was satisfied.” The community kept them going. Then they refashioned their style into digital crypto art. “As long as I can still hold a pencil and draw lines, then let's do it!” Trevor JonesĬurrent collector: Momuscollection #cryptoart #NFTs /hf1yRBKBP4 So this is a way of me evolving even this late in my career,” he said. “Everything seems to be moving more and more digital and art is often about evolving. Since his first NFT in August, Delbo’s collaborated with crypto-artists Trevor Jones and PRIMAL CYPHER, who’ve animated his NFTs to bring new life to his art. “After I saw how amazing the community is and how appreciative they were of my work, I knew I had to create more art for this space,” he told Decrypt. Sold for 302.5 ETH (~$111K), Genesis is a striking pencil sketch and inked work by interpreted in oil on canvas by animation recreates the creative process both artists went through in bringing this digital piece to life: /u3c4tPGMhxĭelbo got into crypto art after the pandemic canceled his comic book conventions.
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