When you're a traditional artist, it may seem easier than being an NFT artist.
The NFT market has been experiencing a decline, which has affected the ambitions of many artists, including ourselves.
The space is saturated, and with only around 7K wallets trading daily, competition is fierce - making it challenging for artists who want to sell their work as NFTs.
The other day, over a glass of wine, I came up with a dilemma: who can make a sale faster in a new market? Choose your fighter:
🥊 A traditional artist trying to sell their work as an NFT to blockchain collectors.
🥊 An NFT artist trying to sell blockchain-based art as a physical piece to traditional collectors.
The second option seems almost impossible, because the value inherent in NFT artwork doesn’t really transfer into the offline world.
Those materials simply do not exist.
The NFT market has been experiencing a decline, which has affected the ambitions of many artists, including ourselves.
The space is saturated, and with only around 7K wallets trading daily, competition is fierce - making it challenging for artists who want to sell their work as NFTs.
The other day, over a glass of wine, I came up with a dilemma: who can make a sale faster in a new market? Choose your fighter:
🥊 A traditional artist trying to sell their work as an NFT to blockchain collectors.
🥊 An NFT artist trying to sell blockchain-based art as a physical piece to traditional collectors.
The second option seems almost impossible, because the value inherent in NFT artwork doesn’t really transfer into the offline world.
Those materials simply do not exist.