I mean it. Really. Watch this space. I’m going to show you how to raise money like you’ve never seen before, and YOU can do it too, without getting hung up about the money or making it a personal thing. You can become the world’s greatest fundraiser, without a single penny out of pocket.
Now, when I say “without a single penny out of pocket”, what I mean is, it’s going to cost you nothing like a single penny — actually, it’s going to set you back about a hundred bucks just to set the thing up — you know what I mean by “the thing”, I hope and suppose???
Just in case the answer is “no”, I’ll fill in the blanks. What I mean is, your OpenSea Ethereum NFT account on OpenSea is what I mean, and I hope you’ll take a moment to look around and familiarize yourself with the surroundings, because with any luck, you’ll learn to run your arts and crafts side-hustle there to great advantage.
In short, it’s possible, although not easy, to get very rich very quickly with NFT artwork, if you’re good and you have a following.
Actually, if you’re bad and you have a following works just as well with this stuff. Nobody expects real artists, but they are sort of hobbling over to NFT art, but it’s taking a while.
Hey, what do you think of things like potions, charms, magic wands, hats, that sort of thing???
Each of my NFTs contains a Blessing that I put in there in the Unlockable Content section.
We could make almost anything into a NFT, and I’d welcome suggestions. You could come up with some dillies, I’m sure.
Make a NFT with a magical intent and a magical purpose. Chant a prayer and insert it into the NFT with a photo of yourself chanting, and bill them as LRPG items and maybe sell a few.
Game cards, sports cards and 3d models are very popular, and so are characters and virtual real estate, which we can also offer, if we ever want to really worry.
Actually, it’s just as possible for you to develop a good NFT market, without any art skills, just by learning how to appropriate found art. Of course, it helps if you happen to be a rocket scientist.
Never mind about the art for a moment, let’s concentrate on the money. That’s what OpenSea is about for me — fundraising for the community.
If we can organize a circle of about thirty birds, we can have a major effect on the NFT market, or at least make a decent living trying.
I keep saying there’s no limit to the NFT applications, and I wasn’t kidding. I can think of dozens of things we could do with them, including selling Voidness.
I will soon have developed for NFT release a collection of selfies taken at the most amazing places in antiquity.
Of course, my face dominates the screen and obscures the background almost entirely — I’m working on another which is a clownface animation. That should turn out well.
Then there’s the NFT to end all NFTs — “Ignore This”. I don’t plan on issuing it, feel free to use the idea if you must; I have thousands more just like it.
If we all try to produce selling NFTs and only one of us succeeds, we win. Even if none of us makes the high ground, we still win, because it’s the effort, not the effect.
Naturally, if we do manage to score a hit, that will be very nice, but it’s not essential to our plan. Hopefully, we’ll be able to use this project to expand our circle, which actually is the real objective.
Barbara is working feverishly to complete the last touches on the Godd™ Particle Orbs while I work to try to get a handle on NFT technology and marketing skills.
Stay out of dark corners.
See You At The Top!!!
gorby