Owning A Special Edition ‘Tokenized’ Digital Artwork

A guide to tokenization & ‘’crypto-collectibles: Why? Where? How?

The hardest part for any creative person (since the rise of the ‘first web’) has been publishing, tracking, exploring, migrating from one platform to another of this strange, competitive, digital — and fickle — screen-focused world.

Sites or subscriptions come and go, or change, in the frustrating search of a decent ‘home’ for artwork etc, and not just that, but a home where people might actually discover, or support creative output.

Creating one’s own blog has been an answer, but it relies heavily on WordPress skills, and this means time spent on publishing, and marketing on social media. And sure, there are lots of centralised portfolio sites out there, from Behance to Deviantart, or just Facebook. But who knows who’s selling your data, stealing your work or planning to take over the whole website? [See related posts on Facebook alternatives and Youtube alternatives on this…