Just to comment because I found the art really interesting but I have a question and I hope this is the right place to ask (if not I apologize).
1. What is the rights to the art if we buy the NFT? Someone told me the NFT does not even give you ownership rights to the art itself,,, is this true and if so then what is the point?
2. You mentioned to memorialize something on blockchain. Could you explain how I can memorialize for example an event? Does it need to be owned by me?
hey @leea-1334
there's no problem at all to ask here.
1. I've seen other NFT artists selling the rights of the art itself, to be used even commercially in that case, but this is not the general rule, in our case, as an example people don't have the right to use it commecially, the NFT gives you the ownership of the piece, just like if you bought a real paint from an artist, you can read more on that here:
The Non-Fungible Token Bible: Everything you need to know about NFTs:
https://opensea.io/blog/guides/non-fungible-tokens/So you spent millions on an NFT. Here's what you actually bought:
https://mashable.com/article/what-is-an-nft-non-fungible-token/In our case, you're also supporting our art and making it possible for us to create and dedicate more on our creations, as well as expand our team,
we also offer NFTs that includes a limited physical print which is the case with
"Chapter 2: Uni Omnibus Idem" as an example.
2. can you explain better your question?
when we put an NFT on the blockchain the date and time we put it is forever tied to it, this can be verified on rarible or etherscan, on the minting transaction.
We just put up a giveaway on our twitter, one happy person will win a version of IMPACT, details here:
https://twitter.com/MafriendsArt/status/1377652879595540480?s=20
