Fer Caggiano

In the ever-evolving world of digital art and NFTs, one truth remains constant: authenticity matters. With the rise of new tools like AI, the creative landscape has become more accessible and diverse—but also more opaque. As artists, we now hold the power to shape our own legacy on-chain. That’s why it’s more important than ever to mint with intention and transparency. Share the Process, Not Just the Product.

An Artist’s Life – A Drop That Puts You Inside the Creative Process. Most artists can’t “just create” without sales—we depend on the market to survive. This drop reflects that reality, inviting collectors to be part of the journey. 🔹 Phase 1: Collect the Genesis Sketch & submit input 🔹 Phase 2: Unique animated sketches—you pin the final phase 🔹 Phase 3: The final 1/1 masterpiece auction Be part of the story.

And Why Even Seasoned NFT Enthusiasts Will Love NFTs 101 If you’ve been following my journey in the NFT space, you know how passionate I am about helping others navigate this incredible technology. Through my blog, talks, and social channels, I’ve shared a lot of my insights, stories, and lessons from over three years in the NFT world. But now, I’ve taken it a step further. I’ve compiled my most valuable insights—many of which I’ve never shared publicly—into a single, comprehensive resource: ...

Let’s start with a question: Why did you get into NFTs in the first place? If we’re being honest, most of us—especially artists—saw NFTs as a way to finally make a living from our art. We’ve all heard those big success stories about artists who “made it,” but for every triumph, there are countless others struggling to find their way. Like any industry, not everyone will achieve the same level of success. To grasp the true complexity of the NFT art scene, we need to consider multiple perspecti...

Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have taken the art world by storm, offering artists and collectors unprecedented opportunities in the digital age. However,...

Dear artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts!Yes, I have been absent, and I apologize. My past few months have been dedicated to building something h...

I didn’t grow up with crypto. I grew up with oil paint. For 25 years, I worked in the traditional art world. That meant building a clientele, selling work, and (let’s be honest) creating what people would actually buy. Landscapes, tourist-friendly scenes, art that “fit” into homes. I wasn’t faking it — but I wasn’t fully free either. The only time I broke away from that cycle was a big project called Like a Girl, Dare to Dream. It was about empowerment, representation, impact. It got attentio...

Coming from the traditional art world, my instinct was simple: a 1/1 equals the original artwork, ERC-721s are numbered editions, and ERC-1155s are open editions. Clean, familiar, straightforward. But then I read this post by @thepropgallery that made me pause: every piece of digital art is a 1/1. Editions are just that 1/1, split into however many pieces you decide. TheJPEGGallery ⌐◨-◨ @thepropgallery Every piece of digital art is a 1/1 Editions are a 1/1 split into the x amount This is unli...

I started on Twitter (now X) in mid-2021, full of fire and connection. It was a time when Web3 felt alive — artists supporting artists, collectors celebrating creativity, and the digital art world expanding at light speed. I spent years building my presence there, one authentic interaction at a time. Last I checked, I sold around 40 ETH worth of art and spent about 50 ETH collecting from others. It was more than a marketplace — it was a living ecosystem of creativity and reciprocity.Compiled ...

One of my traditional oil paintings, Rainbow Row at Night, just showed up in a $7M historic mansion in Charleston—and quickly went viral across Zillow Gone Wild, HGTV, and even the printed pages of The Post & Courier.Instagram Viral post by Zillow Gone WildIt was a surreal moment. Not just because my work was featured in national media—but because I wasn’t credited anywhere. This painting was originally collected during my time as a resident artist in Charleston and shown at the Piccolo Spole...