The Art of Digital Living
Explore blockchain art, NFTs, and digital collectibles. Learn how artists leverage Web3 technology while discovering limited-edition printable versions of digital originals.
The Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF) If you only remember one thing about 2027 interior design, remember this: The era of cool, clinical minimalism is over. The defining trends for 2027 are grounded greens, warm earthy terracottas, and the “Max Wall”—a layered, personal approach to displaying art. Major paint brands have spoken, and their choices […]
Introduction In film and television production, every second counts. When a set decorator needs a specific piece of art to dress a room, the last thing they want to deal with is legal red tape. Traditionally, sourcing artwork meant tracking down the artist, negotiating a contract, and securing model or property releases. If a production […]
Introduction: The Homogenized Feed Scroll through any design platform, and you’ll start to see it: a certain smoothness, a predictable drama, an ethereal glow that feels both impressive and, increasingly, familiar. This is the “Algorithmic Aesthetic”—the visual fingerprint of AI image generation. It’s a style born from averaging millions of online images, and it’s rapidly […]
NFTs can be really good for artists and in this article we look at 4 reasons why artists should consider them. We assume you already know what an NFT in the art industry is – if you don’t please check out our NFT article. Access to NFT Art Collectors This is the obvious reason. Like […]
We like to describe NFTs in the Art Industry as Smart Contracts stored within a Blockchain – in particular (but not exclusively) the Ethereum Blockchain. These are generally accessible via Online Marketplaces. Let’s look at each of those 4 terms in a bit more detail. Smart Contracts A smart contract is an agreement between two […]