Snowcrash, a web3 studio and NFT platform, served as the vehicle for National Geographic to make its debut on NFT. The celebration of National Geographic’s 135th anniversary is reflected in the launch of its first NFT collection, titled “GM: Daybreak Around the World.”
This Nat Geo Genesis NFT collection contains the work of sixteen photographers from all across the globe shooting images of the dawn. Photographers and digital artists with a strong reputation from National Geographic have contributed to the creation of these NFT pictures.
There are a total of sixteen digital artists and photographers represented here, including Justin Aversano, Jimmy Chin, Yagazie Emezi, Mia Forrest, Delphine Diallo, and Kris Graves. Blind drops will be performed on the Polygon blockchain, with each participating artist depositing 118 versions of their images.
The enchanting and gorgeous NFTs depict locations ranging from the sands of Byron Bay, which is located in Australia, to coastal Oregon and the peaks of Mount Everest. All of these non-fiction texts included in the collections are there to provide photographers with a platform from which they may share the tales that are unique to them. The total number of NFTs included in the collection is 1888, and it is scheduled to be released on January 17, 2023.
The NFT adventure of Justin Aversano has already begun, having begun early on in this year with his NFT platform which is named Quantum art. After that, he went one step further by declaring the intention of the NFT to create an actual gallery. As a result of the most recent endeavor, an increasing number of digital artists and photographers are banding together in order to broaden their contacts all over the world.
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