I began collecting NFT art in April of 2021, focusing mostly on Art Blocks. Looking back, my experience of being an NFT art collector has passed through 3 distinct phases. Each phase has been unexpected, fascinating, and rewarding in its own way. Here goes… Phase 1 – Child-like wonder, delight and community When I first … Read more
I’ve become slightly obsessed in my studies of art curation. And I can’t help thinking we’ve only just begun to explore the ways we can display generative art. Some generative collections have a painterly quality to them… like Fidenza, Ringers, Anticyclone, Meridian, Memories of Qilin… and many others. They all look good when printed, framed … Read more
If I were massively wealthy, my NFT art collection would be complete by now. I’d have at least one Fidenza. Some Ringers. Maybe an Eternal Pump or two. A handful of Archetypes. Yes, I have a thing for early Art Blocks. But that wouldn’t stop me from buying half a dozen Cryptopunks, some Autoglyphs, and … Read more
That may sound a little odd. Over the last few months, NFT art hasn’t exactly been a posterchild for stability. Prices have gone up and down more than most of us would like. (We like up.) This is still the wild west, even for NFT art. And I’m not suggesting 2022 won’t be without its … Read more
As an art lover, I hope the price of NFT art is dictated mainly by the quality of the work, and the history of the artist. These are big factors. But the price is influenced by other forces as well. The reputation of the collector can make a difference. Collectors with very deep pockets get … Read more
The NFT space is growing at a crazy fast rate. You can collect PFPs… like CryptoPunks, Bored Apes, Gutter Cats, Cool Cats, and so on. There are a zillion profile pic avatar projects. Or you can collect NFTs for use in online games. Or to immortalize moments from your favorite sport. Or to pick up … Read more