How can you use NFTs to make digital art and collectibles unique?

There are many fake marketplaces out there, so I would use extreme caution when deciding to get into this new NFT market, I don't understand why we don't just make real art with real supplies? Go to a museum, a gallery, or an artists studio, get outside...

I too have had numerous people contact me offering to buy my pottery art as NFT's So far each one has seemed very dodgy and pushy and impatient. I am tempted to state no NFT's on all my docial media accounts . How do we know if any are legit or not ?

Es probable que quien lea esto este recien entrando en el ecosistema Web3, asique recomiendo ingresar en OpenSea. Es un Marketplace que en el front es similar a muchos Marketplaces Web2, asique sera mas amigable y familiar para iniciarse. Crearse una Wallet en MetaMask (mi humilde opinion), y desde ahi mismo podras ir a Opensea para Mintear y/o comercializar tus NFTs.

As an NFT Artist, I have always chosen platforms with a strong artistic community that supports each other. OBJKT that uses TEZOS and EXCHANGE that works with the SOLANA network, are ecosystems where art supports art, creating a decentralized platform and allowing you to reach collectors interested in art and not only in profit.

OpenSea is one of the biggest if not the biggest platform for NFTs, you can buy, sell and look at all sorts of digital art, like Photos, music and unique sounds. Richie Hawtin has synth sounds on OpenSea, so if you buy it, you are the legal owner of that sound.

Do not confuse digital art with NFTs please! Art has been a great catalyst for NFT adoption, but NFTs are more than that. If you want to tokenize your digital art, go ahead! But be aware that the NFT pfp selling for million of dollars is over. You must create value to the NFT and provide reasons why you added the digital ownership stamp to your art.

Integrate dynamic attributes! Implement features that allow certain aspects of the digital art or collectible to change over time or based on external factors. This could include animations, variations, or other dynamic elements that evolve or respond to specific conditions.

Solo pensar que NFTs son Arte es subestimar la tecnología, aunque como este artículo habla de eso, allá vamos. Primero debes analizar la demanda y el mercado, ya que sino no te lo comprará nadie; luego debes analizar la cantidad que tendrá tu colección; decidir si ese NFT representará un bien fisico o no, si tendrá beneficios, etc. Luego debes asegurarte de armar un documento de calidad, ya que nadie te lo comprará si la calidad es mala; y por ultimo debes subir el documento e imprimirlo en la blockchain. Walaaaa... ya tenes tu NFT para vender. Repito que tratemos de pensar un póco Out of the box, ya que los NFTs no son solo para el arte

Creating and selling NFTS is not just about creating a piece of art. It is to unite the work of the gallerist and the artist, the piece of art has to have a story behind it. It's not just about trends, it's about how the artist presents their collection, so that it provides a context where that digital file takes on another relevance.

First point re: Liam's mention of royalty earnings. Such is now dependent on the marketplace agreeing to and enforcing the royalty structure since centralised marketplaces actually hold ownership of the asset offered for sale. Otherwise, yes, create your own (unique or 10,000 copies) essentially for free. But, like all NFTs, you have never been limited to 'art'. Videos, music, 3d models, documents, images of degrees or deeds, etc. Why? Because NFTs were not created solely for the purpose of Ape image distribution.

Let's keep in mind that NFTs are fairly new. Due to the fact that NFTs are still nascent, some collectors, artists, art buyers are still skeptical to partake because of the permeated by fraud. As an artist myself I've been contracted numerous times about buying my work as NFTs, only to find out it's another schemer. I feel that NFTs ought to be regulated in a way as to discourage schemers. Until then, I will not partake in any NFT related ventures.

In my experience most of the NFT community is a bunch of scammers...looking to steal your money or your art, it has happened to me, I do however see its use as an amazing fpv virtual gallery experience, a chance to see the works remotely, 3d scanners should be considered to show the physical arts texture and paint strokes orientation and topography, real artwork represented remotely is it's main attribute to the art and museum community, those digital NFT's you see for sale are pretty much garbage in my eyes but, I have seen some amazing animated pieces...this is all new and I also have some legitimate offers on the table I am considering but looking at it as a fpv virtual gallery for exposure

My perspective is that someone want to buy 3 pictures of mine ( seen on Instagram), as NFTs and offered me a lot of money but the whole seems very risky

You don’t get $ you get bitcoin. If the buyer is overseas then legal laws to dispute misconduct are difficult and costly. Also bitcoin is unstable.

I find it important to separate the sale of traditional art from the sale of NFT art. For those artists who think it's a scam, it's because they probably don't inhabit the crypto ecosystem and ran into scammers who have wanted to "buy" works that were not in the crypto circuit. Buying and selling, minting and swapping are risk-free activities if you know the platform. In fact of the whole functioning of nfts, minting is a purely mechanical activity. Whether your art sells depends on where you publish it, how you communicate it, and how you manage to sustain it. If you don't have an art marketing strategy, minting is just throwing a bottle into the sea.

One way to help sell NFTs is to GROW your COMMUNITY. Social Media, forums, your website and if possible in-person events are great ways to start. There have been too many scammers. Buyers want to know that there is a real person or real team behind the NFT.

Additionally, actively engaging with the NFT community not only heightens visibility but also fosters meaningful connections that can offer invaluable insights and opportunities.

NFTs are non-fungible tokens, unique digital identifiers recorded on the blockchain (whichever blockchain you’ve minted on). This does not mean that the NFTs value need come from the association of the visual image. NFTs can have utilities, token gated access into a community, interactivity and integration into real world event access, depending on the project. NFTs have been bastardised by many different sham projects, money grabs and misunderstandings, where some of the most exciting features have been overlooked. Let’s not equate Digital Art with NFTs. Digital Art and Digital Creative Production modalities have existed long before the NFT craze. There is real world value and application within digital creativity.

Uniqueness in art doesn’t spawn from the use of the NFT technology. It’s your work, talent, and creativity that imbue a piece with uniqueness, irrespective of the era, be it Web3, Web2, Web1, or even before the internet. The significant distinction with NFTs lies in their ability to enhance your artwork with NFT technology, conferring substantial value. This includes providing proof of authenticity and ownership, facilitating provenance tracking, enabling interoperability across platforms, removing intermediaries, and broadening usage possibilities such as token-gated access. Thus, NFT technology serves to augment the trustworthiness and accessibility of your unique artwork.

Como dije anteriormente, NFT es una tecnología disruptiva y que puede generar valor en diferentes industrias, pero para eso tenemos que dejar de pensar que podemos hacernos millonarios de la noche a la ma?ana vendiendo una obra de arte NFT. Esa moda ya paso, ahora tratemos de pensar que problemas diarios podemos solucionar con esta tecnologia, como lo hizo Flybondi, quien ahora permite vender pasajes aereos gracias a sus NFTikets