BrandonsDrawings

After hearing about Beeple's well-deserved success selling his art using Non-Fungible Tokens (cryptocurrency jargon), I couldn't help but explore how this works. I found a couple good tutorials and posted my first piece of art using Rarible. It's called "Sgt. Alder" and a limited edition of five copies are available on Rarible and OpenSea. I think the future of selling digital art is going to be a lot different. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, check out Beeple's story and research selling art with NFT.

     I recently worked for almost a month on a 3D render in Blender.   I thought it looked great and I was ready to publish it.  But I instead published it to the BlenderArtists group on Facebook first and asked for constructive criticism.  Wow!   I got about five solid suggestions on how to make it better.   I had to honestly look at my work with a critical lense and I quickly realized they were all great suggestions.  I had really missed the mark on my lighting.        The lesson here is that getting feedback from other artists isn’t always fun but it’s mandatory if I want my work to be the best it can be.  It’s not fun h