i just paid around $60 to make a NFT.

[Anonymous No.30083437]

for research purposes.

https://app.rarible.com/token/0x60f80121c31a0d46b5279700f9df786054aa5ee5:236819:0x6878fa84c7c60696f283a16d2de0fbfdd6414290

[Anonymous No.30083616]

>>30083437
EXPLAIN ANON, I WANT TO MAKE MONEY OUT OF THIS FRENZY AS WELL.

[Anonymous No.30083697]

OP, protip, I'm about to make you some money. Delete that NFT, and then find one of those "artify" AI filter things, you know what I mean? One that'll take the image and make it look like a painting. You can then sell it for like 5x the price, not even joking

[Anonymous No.30083739]

>>30083697
yall actually getting buyers?

[Anonymous No.30083842]

>>30083437
HEH NOTHING PERSONNEL

[Anonymous No.30083847]

>>30083616
yuo just have to goto rarible.com and fuck around fren. you can make anything a nft. gas fees are fucked. you may end up paying 60$ to make something noone ever buys

i literally was just doing it to see how it works.

[Anonymous No.30083932]

>>30083437
That's a man

[Anonymous No.30083952]

>>30083842
yeah this is actually the pic i up loaded

[Anonymous No.30084004]

NFTs are a scam.

[Anonymous No.30084245]

>>30083952
I can't wrap my head around this "art" NFT frenzy. You're buying ownership of a... token. Just a token, from a particular person... but that's it. That's all the value proposition is. Nothing about your ownership of that token gives you some unique access to that image.

[Anonymous No.30084284]

>>30084004
yeah i agree NFT = scam
i just wanted to see how the game worked
cost me like 60 bucks. i pay that for 4 drinks ing gulf shores, its fine.

[Anonymous No.30084559]

>>30083437
>not using opensea
ngmi

[Anonymous No.30084633]

>>30084004
>>30084284
It isn't a scam you fucking pajeet close minded retards.

What's the difference between owning the original painting of some artwork vs having copies of it?

Use your brains, this will be huge with the normans.

[Anonymous No.30084682]

would be easy money if you are an established artist and make one of a kind artworks as nfts

[Anonymous No.30084744]

>>30084682
like probably Banksy will make some soon and they will sell for big money

[Anonymous No.30084770]

>>30084682
this anon gets it.

people pay thousands of dollars for in game virtual items all the fucking time. this is no different, it's just literally IRL instead of in some game.

[Anonymous No.30084910]

>>30084682
You mean people like my dad :(

anima.net.au
rogerswainston.com

Trying to goddamn convince them to let me actually try and make them some money. Literally one of the best painters of our time and the best marine life acrylic painter in the world and has spent most of his life struggling to get by.

[Anonymous No.30084925]

>>30084770
in game items have a context that makes them valuable; their scarcity or function within the game. art from famous artists has worth because the artists are famous, not because the art is actually good or "unique"

[Anonymous No.30084953]

>>30083437
How do I learn art to make paintings or 3D stuff and earn money, serious question.

[Anonymous No.30084976]

>>30084925
and then art that is actually good is not deemed 'worthy' see my above post

[Anonymous No.30084997]

>>30084682
>if you are an established artist
this. It massively favors the already popular

[Anonymous No.30085041]

>>30084925
>implying NFT's can't have stories attached to them
>implying NFT creators wont get famous even though Logan Paul just released his custom pokemon card

mkay.

[Anonymous No.30085086]

>>30084953
learn to draw and do fanart/fancomics of popular cartoons and shit. people will pay out the ass for commissions or into a patreon if you get popular enough.

[Anonymous No.30085111]

>>30084682
https://cryptoart.io/artists

[Anonymous No.30085125]

>>30084633
>What's the difference between owning the original painting of some artwork vs having copies of it?
The original is hand worked and textured by the painter's style you retard. It isn't just a flat sheet printout. There is no different between an original digital piece of art and a copy.
At the end of the day literally no one gives a shit that you have a digital stamp proving you were dumb enough to pay for a screenshot, nor will they give you the time to prove it because, again, no one gives a shit.
If you are in the industry to try and hustle on retards to make money then I can respect that, but if you seriously think NFTs are cool then consider the fact that you're an idiot.

[Anonymous No.30085163]

>>30084633
>What's the difference between owning the original painting of some artwork vs having copies of it?
An original painting is say on a canvas, with layers of paint, the texture of the paint, the brush strokes, the layers, the story, the emotion, an artifact of the artist's mind, a physical, tangible, truly one of a kind. A copy of it is typically photographed and printed with a machine.

What is the difference between owning the original NFT art versus right-click-and-saving the image?

[Anonymous No.30085228]

>>30085086
>learn to draw
Is there a book that's considered the bible for this?

[Anonymous No.30085306]

>>30085228
asking 4biz for directions on how to learn to 'draw'

[Anonymous No.30085404]

>>30085228
>>>/ic/catalog

[Anonymous No.30085573]

>>30085041
logan paul isn't famous for being an nft creator though. no one cares about ringo starrs paintings.

maybe i'm getting old but i can't see how "owning" a unique token is the same as owning an actual physical painting. real paintings need to be verified, maintained, insured against theft or damage, and only one can physically exist. copies are usually licensed by the owners and they make money from them. a poster of the mona lisa isn't the same as the actual mona lisa, but a copy of a jpeg is the same as the original jpeg.

[Anonymous No.30085677]

>>30085404
Thanks man

[Anonymous No.30085896]

>>30083437
Been uploading here and there. Sold one artwork that I purchased off someone else, which exposed me to more eyeballs. Follows and likes on original artwork. I think that's unironically the ticket.
https://app.rarible.com/gigachadshop

[Anonymous No.30086219]

>>30083437
I took a screen shot of your NFT

now I have an exact duplicate

but i'm gonna delete it because its garbage

[Anonymous No.30086395]

>>30085228
there are tons of resources but a lot of the advice is the same. just start by spending 30-45 mins a day sketching shit. draw upside down images to learn how to ignore your bad habits, draw accurate skeletons to learn proper anatomy, find one of those websites of people posing in a lot of positions and work through those. also learn to draw hands accurately in a lot of different positions, that's a big problem for even established artists. a good grasp on anatomy and perspective is more important than developing a "style", you can learn that later. also do warm ups, literally spend a few minutes drawing spirals and random shapes before actually sketching something to get yourself ready. and this is important; don't draw with your wrist, keep your hand mostly straight and use your shoulder and elbow for movement. they're much bigger joints that are less prone to repetitive strain.

buy some pencils and notebooks, do all of the above plus whatever youtube or wherever else recommends for a few months. if you see improvement and can see yourself doing this long term, only then invest in digital equipment. then start the learning process over again, but now with a solid grasp of fundamentals. find an active, dedicated fandom and get involved. watch the show but also read the popular fanfic, learn the important or controversial ships, start developing your own ideas. it doesn't have to be ground-breaking, they usually just a focus on a specific pairing or an interesting enough "what if" scenario. if you can get the feel of the original's art style down while still drawing/writing something good, you'll get fans. if you get fans, you can get patreon subscribers and people willing to pay for commissions.

[Anonymous No.30086437]

>>30086219
based

[Anonymous No.30087297]

>>30084925
they will find a way to implement these NFTs into social media pages, so you can show off your most prized non-fungibles (lol) on .. I dunno, facebook or something. It's just a matter of time

[Anonymous No.30087884]

>>30084953

Just edit a rare pepe

[Anonymous No.30088783]

>>30083437
God IMAGINE the BLOWJOBS unnnnghhhh