HapeBeast – 8 000 уникальных трехмерных NFT, созданных в качестве фотографий профиля и изображающих обезьян.Проект принадлежит основателю лондонской студии Digimental Studio Диджименталу. Студия работает уже несколько лет. И за это время у нее накопился внушительный список клиентов, включая футбольный клуб “Челси”, Nike, MTV и Jordan Air, среди прочих.Исследователь Youtube NFT, NFT Nate, заявил, что у проекта есть все, чтобы стать следующей фишкой в сфере инвестиций.Дата выпуска NFT ожидается в декабре 2021 года. А цена NFT в настоящее время не разглашается. Ожидается, что официальный веб-сайт будет запущен в эту пятницу.
Designed and Styled by: DigimentalType of NFTs: 3DTotal number of NFTs: 8,192About Hapebeast NFTThe mint date has been set for January 19, 2022, according to the Hapebeast team. And also each Hape will be minted at 0.2 ETH + gas.This graph shows the HAPEBEAST #8839 all time price history with a current price of Current price: ETH 100 ($313,278.00).
What’s the right approach to get a HAPE?This month, the Hapebeast NFT collection will be released. Acquiring a HAPE would be difficult for a collection for the collection that can become the next blue-chip project. So, how do you go about getting one?However, according to Digimental, you don’t really need creative abilities to join the community.HapeBeast RoadmapThere is also a firm roadmap in place for the project, which is separated into three stages. The first will include the initial drop as well as “Music to HAPE to,” while the second will include a new drop, unique collections, as well as “Simian engineering.” Clothing collaborations, ‘HAPE Couture,’ as well as ‘The runway to fame’ will all be part of the third phase. For the moment being, the team has not yet revealed any other details on the roadmap. Despite this, Digimental has teased at “more exciting” things to come. He also stated that Phase 3 of the roadmap, in his opinion, will be a real game – changer for the NFT industry.
ConclusionIt’s a project that’s driven by the community. Hapebeast’s impending success will undoubtedly depend on its ability to appeal to the general public.Our Final Thoughts: Do not miss the NFT collection.
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Hypebeast NFT has news of the launch of digital art by clothing online retail Hypebeast and how it can perform in future.The first half of 2021 has seen investors returning to the crypto market as its market cap crossed $2 trillion, and bitcoin is touching a new high of $62000. Non-fungible Token is also seeing quite a surge, and many new enterprises are coming forward to monetize their art, crafts, music and other digital assets.The popularity of NFT in Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, United States has pushed the sale of NFT from $14 million last to $2.5 billion this year. HypeArt has announced the arrival of with the famous digital artist in the coming days.When one mixes the streetwear category with a blog, the Hypebeast brand is formed. Kevin Ma, the founder of Hypebeast, can be an inspiration for hundreds of youth who feel that there is a huge market for streetwear. Most brands have tried to lure women into buying their product and invested in it, while Kevin Ma did it with sneakers and streetwear for men.Hypebeast NFT a Product of HypeArt:The Art division of Hypebeast Company has collaborated with Digital artist Fvckrender to bring their NFT into the market. The launch date of this fungible Token is 29 October, and it will be made available till 5 November 2021. The reserve price for the Token will be 1 ETH, and it will be made available on HyperArt and OpenSea.The collaboration between the Hypebeast publication and Fvckrender promises to bring quality digital artwork to the NFT space. A floral from the company’s magazine cover with Hypebeast imposed on it is the live example of the artwork we will witness shortly.Hypebeast NFT is expecting a positive response from the same population segment, making it one of the most influential brands of its time.What’s the Future of Hypebeast Digital Art?Five blogs a day has resulted in . which is $ 400 million now, and its first digital product will go for bid on 29 October. There is news of some NFT not performing as expected, but at one time, Bitcoin too was available for dollar zero.
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On April 19, Karafuru NFT announced its latest partnership with Hypebeast and Atmos. Hypebeast is the go-to platform for all the latest cultural trends while Atmos is one of the most renowned sneaker stores in Japan. The teaser video about the collaboration hinted at a colorful 3D NFT collection.According to a blog post from Karafuru, the NFT project has big ambitions to take the Karafuru brand beyond its digital identity. As the post said, Karafuru’s vision is to be a “lifestyle brand that is recognizable in daily life”Now, let’s talk about the utilities of the collab collection. Aside from owning a 3D avatar ever, holders can use each 3D NFT to claim a toy collectible.In addition, holders can access exclusive merch with Hypebeast and Atmos. Moreover, they can also use 3D Karafuru as avatars in any of the metaverse lands that the NFT project invested in.Lastly, if Karafuru used any of the holders’ 3D tokens for commercial purposes, holders of that token will receive a royalty as the IP owner of that token.Join Our New «To The Moon» daily NewsletterGet our free, 5 minutes daily newsletter. Join 25,000+ NFT enthusiasts & stay on top 👊🌚
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In anticipation of Karafuru‘s upcoming NFT project with and atmos, the next installment of HYPETALKS will take a deep dive into the three-way collaboration, exploring the origins of Karafuru, the adaptation of street culture into web3, and more.
Karafuru started with a Gensis Collection of 5,555 NFTs that comprises 12 characters, beckoning an escape from a drab reality into its colorful playground. And now, its upcoming 3D collection of 15,555 with HYPEBEAST and atmos is a big step closer to the Furu metaverse, with a closer look at 3 characters and their exciting genetic deviations, such as robots, zombies and more.
Moderated by Marc Wong, Editorial Operations Director at HYPEBEAST, the AMA will feature Karafuru Conceptor and Co-Founder Jeffry Jouw, Arktivak CMO and Co-Founder Brandon Salim, atmos USA’s Director of Marketing & Digital Marissa Le, and HYPEBEAST’s Director of Corporate Operations Kevin J Wong, where brand new information about the project will be revealed.
With record-breaking sales of NFTs like Beeple’s Everydays – The First 5000 Days, a digital artwork that sold for $69 million USD at auction, non-fungible tokens have skyrocketed in not only popularity but also value. Taking the form of images, animations or renderings of sneakers and streetwear, NFTs offer new possibilities for establishing digital ownership, sharing creative expression and building online communities. In our latest episode of Behind the HYPE, we’re tracking the infiltration of NFTs into important areas of culture and their potential impact on the future of creative expression.
While the concept of NFTs has existed for nearly a decade, the technology found its way into mainstream media in 2020 and 2021 as more attention was shifted towards online life. In 2017, CryptoPunks, an NFT collection by Larva Labs, was launched for free before drastically increasing in value; CryptoPunk 3100 recently sold for $7.58 million USD, making it one of the most valuable NFTs to ever exist. Topping sales charts, Bored Ape Yacht Club is another buzzy collection that has recently landed a digital Rolling Stones cover. With members-only perks like exclusive chats and NFT drops, and access to live events and physical merch, the BAYC collection has attracted collectors like Future, DJ Khaled and other celebrities.
While NFTs offer a new way to connect with audiences in virtual environments, independent creators are drawn to their ability to add control over digital works. By ensuring that royalties are tied to an individual’s work, NFTs allow creators to find autonomy and success in online markets and communities. As more NFTs are traded and collected, the number of sites and marketplaces is growing — the NFL and NBA have their own trading platforms and Coinbase currently has a waitlist for its upcoming NFT platform. The future of the metaverse and web3.0 is still being charted, but similar to communities built around streetwear, art or collectibles, the NFT community will continue to grow as the medium evolves.
For the latest product news about Coinbase’s NFT platform and to sign up for the waitlist, head to the brand’s website.
NOMAD is a new art fair concept, in which the organizers create intimate experiences between discerning collectors, innovative professionals and outstanding works in unique locations transpiring architectural legacy, and the luxury of time. For the latest showcase in St. Moritz, activewear brand SEASE launched an NFT collection designed by artist, Benny Robinson, and Franco Loro Piana.
Made in conjunction with Robinson’s NFT series, Private Jet Pyjama Party, each token features a unique owl outfitted in SEASE’s luxury fits overlooking a different destination. Commenting on the collaboration, SEASE founder Franco Loro Piana said “the owls perfectly represent the brand philosophy. Benny and I connected immediately and I am very satisfied about the results. Sease it is not only about products or fashion, but a universe that combine authentic experience, community and culture. PJPP has an incredible community with different people based in 73 countries and this NFT collaboration represents a great opportunity to tell them our story and connect through a new digital experience.”
The resulting NFTs were auctioned off at an invite-dinner on March 5, in which five artworks sold for a total amount of $160,000 USD. For those who missed out, there are a number of NFTs still available by visiting PJPP’s page on OpenSea.
Elsewhere, Mungo Thomson presents “Time Life” at Karma Gallery.
Social media is having a go at Ethereum NFT gaming project Pixelmon after the community voices out their disappointment over the shoddy in-game artwork.
The current backlash Pixel faces on social media saw the founder, Syber, go into immediate damage control. In a recent Ask Me Anything forum, Syber said, “I would like to apologize on behalf of myself and Pixelmon for everyone that has been affected by this. When we began this project, we were not thinking it would get as big as this.” In another Discord announcement he wrote,
“The plan was always to use the funding raised from mint to create proper and better models –- our NFTs are updatable and what they look like now is poor quality – we own up to that – they will be made better. We felt pressured to push reveal and the reality is we weren’t ready to push the artwork.”
Syber also updated fans that the team is working towards assessing the situation and are in talks with other advisors and project managers. Currently, Pixelmon NFTs are trading at a floor price of 0.4 ETH, approximately $1,100 USD on OpenSea.
Take a look at some of the reactions below.
so let me get this straight:
pixelmon pulled off one of the most insane heists ever, is currently selling for 0.4, and you mfs are buying “Kevin” which was named by the community for over 3+ ETH as a fuckin meme
AND THEN someone makes a Kevin mfer
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Our first installment tackled the changes being heard in the music industry. In our second, we explored how digital art is opening new modes of creative expression. For our third and final, we look at how fashion and style are showing up in the metaverse.
He recalled a certain phenomenon that he witnessed while overseeing a popular retail store: many shoppers would come through, take pictures wearing designer clothes in the dressing room, post those images, but never purchase the clothes. “To a certain subset, the physical goods hanging in your closet don’t actually matter,” he said. “What matters is the curation, the taste, the knowledge that you have of this and the way you put it together to your digital world on social media. That’s where the currency lies.” In this way, NFTs represent a new way of expressing one’s personal style—and the means of sharing it are only evolving.
That being said, having a virtual wardrobe isn’t the norm (at least not yet) and for some fashion enthusiasts, it’s hard to grasp the idea that they can’t physically wear a sartorial NFT purchase. Despite this, some of the world’s most recognizable names in fashion have entered the space, experimenting with different ways to use the technology.
A New Way of Authenticating
Perhaps the biggest indication of the symbiotic relationship between these realms happened in late 2021 when sportswear giant Nike announced that it had acquired digital collectibles site RTFKT, known for its popular sneaker NFTs. It sent seismic waves through both the fashion and crypto spaces, signaling not just the widespread adoption of the technology, but also its staying power. The undisclosed price tag paid out by one of the most globally recognized companies was a signifier of monetary potential for NFTs in fashion and footwear.
Designer NFTs
While the RTFKT acquisition marked a major shift towards the mainstream, it certainly wasn’t the fashion industry’s first foray into the medium. Many brands have experimented in the space by creating their own NFTs, banking on the idea that owning an authentic, designer-created digital work is—or will become—just as attractive as a tangible designer bag or accessory.
Merging the Digital With the Physical
To some, it’s more palatable to receive a physical item with an NFT investment, and many brands are beginning to make that possible with tangible goods being accompanied by a token or vice versa. For instance, RTFKT, teamed up with the artist FEWOCiOUS for a series of physical sneakers, each of which corresponded with an NFT. The actual shoes are a collectible object while the NFT provides a digital ledger of ownership, just as it does for art.
Companies are also leveraging retail space to bring the virtual and real worlds together. Selfridges London, for example, recently unveiled an exhibition titled, “Universe.” Created in collaboration with Paco Rabanne, the experience takes place both in store and in the metaverse. Fifty-five works of artist Victor Vasarely appear throughout the department store while a series of corresponding NFTs can be discovered and interacted with on the platform Substance.
Showing Off NFT Style
Our first installment tackled the changes being heard in the music industry. In our second, we explore how digital art is opening new modes of creative expression, a more equitable stream of compensation, along with rewriting the exchange between artist and collector.
Why would anyone pay millions of dollars to own a JPEG image? It’s a question that has riddled artists, collectors and even those outside the art world over the past few years, as NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, have exploded in popularity. Even major auction houses, like Christie’s and Sotheby’s, have embraced NFTs and are selling Bored Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunk collectibles alongside Monet and Picasso.
Ownership and Compensation
One of the simple benefits of NFTs is that it allows buyers to directly support the artists and creatives they admire. Where traditional models of selling art have been filled with industry hierarchy and barriers to entry, NFTs provide an easy gateway for selling digital works that can yield impressive returns.
But with that given, is there still a precedent for a collector to value digital art over physical? On one end, traditional mediums carry the allure of tangibility. The way in which paint traditionally sits on canvas or a sculpture changes with the rhythms of the viewer’s movement is an element that digital art, as it stands now, does not replicate. However, traditional art deteriorates over time—requiring extensive care, research and money to maintain. NFTs, on the other side of the coin, are highly accessible at a number of price points, convenient to transport and will live on impeccably true to its original form forever.
Uncharted Worlds
Art has always been about perception—visions of the world not seen as it is, but from within. With the evolution of digital technology, this paradigm has shifted to even greater heights, allowing artists and collectors to engage with audiences in different spaces, like the metaverse. From simple avatars to otherworldly digital museums, brands and artists are busy connecting the dots for new modes of communication.
Michael Winkelmann, better known as Beeple, is one of the most recognizable figures in this new space. Amongst his earth-shattering sales, the core of the artist’s work is the exploration of the true potential between the hybrid worlds offered through web3. In a past interview, Beeple told HYPEBEAST that he believes we’re already in the metaverse. Instead of the static art of traditional mediums, such as canvas paintings—one to which Beeple believes will be viewed in the same light as cave paintings 200 years from now—he proposes that we should view art as something that changes and evolves. “It’s a continual conversation between the collector and the artist, versus a painting that is kind of a statement frozen in time,” he says.
HUMAN ONE is an excellent example of this premise. Sold late last year for $28.9 million USD at Christie’s, the kinetic sculpture came with a corresponding NFT designed to continuously display artwork that will evolve over time. Beeple will have remote access to the sculpture and creatively update its content forever—a relationship between artist and collector previously unseen.
Community and Collectibles
The next stage of the internet, often referred to as web3, is opening up new ways for people to interact and connect than ever before. Using new tools, artists have become their own galleries and publicists, finding creative ways to connect with audiences.
Take the boundary-pushing artist, FEWOCiOUS for example, whose premier collection was an intimate look at his life as a transgender artist. At just 18 years old, his debut sale crashed Christie’s website when it hit auction, amassing $2 million USD in sales. Additionally, buyers are also granted a number of exclusive perks, including event invitations, the ability to trade the NFT for the physical artwork and meeting the actual artist. These benefits created a more genuine bond between the artist and collector that indicates the long-term utilities of NFTs.
Former NBA champion and colorful personality Dennis Rodman will soon drop an equally colorful NFT collection called “Rodman’s Barbershop” via OpenSea.
Rodman partnered with Jeff Hood and Sophie Watts of NFT studio Metacurio to create a series of 5,000+ NFTs honoring Rodman’s proclivity for sporting bright-colored hairstyles. The premier collection will feature illustrated silhouettes of Rodman with varying hair colors and styles, mimicking his own signature game-day looks over the years.
“We wanted to immortalize Dennis’ fashion sense, style, and bravado and give fans and collectors an opportunity to own one of the many hairstyles that have made Dennis a global icon,” said Hood of the collection.
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