NFTs are a 'natural place' for digital artists — Gal Yosef
After launching successful nonfungible token collections, the digital artist has set his sights on metaverse NFTs, believing they will become an important market in the future. The hype surrounding nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, may have died down in recent months due to the crypto bear market, but that hasn’t stopped digital artists from experimenting in the new and exciting space. Gal Yosef, a globally renowned self-taught artist in the field of 3D art and animation, has proven his versatility by launching two successful NFT collections. In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, Yosef....
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The involvement of the internationally acclaimed Eden Gallery in Gal Yosef’s Meta Eagle Club adds a new dimension to NFTs. Meta Eagle Club will feature an evolving artistic vision, exclusive physical gallery events, upscale art, and strong community building. Non-fungible tokens represent a multi-billion dollar industry, yet it is constantly evolving and growing. The upcoming Meta Eagle Club NFT collection illustrates there is still much more to achieve in this industry. Supporting NFT collectors by providing them with physical artwork through Edgen Gallery and its groundbreaking NFT....
Changing the NFT industry from within requires a particular artistic vision. Gal Yosef, a self-taught artist active in 3D art and animation, has that vision. His upcoming Meta Eagle Club NFT collection is not just any collection and has the backing of renowned art gallery Eden Gallery. The Story of Gal Yosef As someone who […]
A Zimbabwean artist, Greatjoy Ndlovu, joined the growing list of African artists pivoting to the non-fungible tokens (NFT) market after his digital artwork was sold for 0.7 ethereum. The sale, which took place on the Async Art NFT marketplace, is Ndlovu’s first foray into the digital art space.
NFTs an Opportunity for African Artists
According to a report, Ndlovu’s digital art piece, which is called Burnt Out, depicts the challenges that were experienced by health care workers who were fighting to stop the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Every so often, an artist comes along with work that leverages culture so well that it captivates masses of people on an emotional level. The art world has seen it many times – consider the notoriety of Banksy, or Andy Warhol. Banksy’s stencil graffiti often depicted the lives of working people and their relationship with consumerism. What could be more relatable than that in our modern times? In the early 60’s, Andy Warhol famously produced 32 canvases, each home to a screen-printed painting of a variety of Campbell’s canned soup which the brand was offering at the time. With....
With NFTs, the future of art is in the palm of your hand. Here is a look at the topmost famous artists getting into NFTs right now. For millennia, the world of art has remained unchanged for the most part. The tradition has always revolved around artists selling their work to museums, galleries, or individual collectors. In return, the artist would get a market value for their work which was often kept in private vaults and only displayed to the public ever so often.With the advent of NFTs, many artists are now able to take their work and offer it up for sale as a digital collectible.....