Nat Emodi on Warpcast

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If you care about technology, have art on your walls but none that is a physical version of an NFT — why?

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I don’t understand the necessity here

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Haven't found an NFT my wife would let me hang a physical print of.

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Cameron Armstrong

The only reason I HAVE a physical version of an NFT is because DutchTide (of the Midnight Breeze) series specifically did a high quality physical bamboo print run for the collection Without that in front of me I wouldn’t have gone through the effort

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Almar van der Krogt

I put my video/digital/NFT art 🖼️ on the wall the way it’s supposed to; on screens 📺📱 🖥️ (using old iOS devices and with a little help from Async.art AppleTV app and Infiniteobjects.com )

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Because they haven't collected my calligraphy art yet 🤷 this has been framed in wait of a collector for months!

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Tristan Easton's G.E.M.M.A.'s project is one of my favorites - allows holders to burn their NFT to receive a signed physical print by the artist

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The kind of art I like as NFTs aren't replicable on physical medium.

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Because I prefer dynamic NFT art (or animated) and the current art-wall-screen options are cost prohibitive for what you receive.

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I have the Tokenframe (NFT display) in my office. It’s sometimes buggy but on the whole, I’m really pleased with it. Rotate art every X minutes, plays animated art, all in displayed in pretty good quality.

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I have printed and framed many of my nfts. One way that I justify the cost, plus good conversation starters.

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