I have been asked so many questions about NFTs and their definition is ever-changing every day.

Being from a visual design background, I am faced with questions surrounding the creation of NFT and the art itself. Some debate that the art of NFT should not overpower the art itself.

By looking at things from a new perspective, NFTs have changed how people perceive digital arts. Artists who embrace NFTs should accept that their works are also considered as digital assets - which are much closer related to NFTs. This means that they should be open to having their art being exchanged from one collector to another for profit. That’s already a part of the game. Win-win for everyone involved.

Right after minting their art, their work does not end there. Some roles didn’t exist 12-24months ago. Who would have thought by now digital artists should have their own Twitter and discord servers. It is a must-have if you plan to get communities’ attention to your art.

It is no longer a one-man’s team. NFT projects are now considered collective efforts. At least not until automation and AI takes over some of the processes.

The artwork below was done by Ardhiraputra an artist that highly look up to since his early days of creating 8-bit music to motion design and now establishing his identity inspired by Japanese City Pop.

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