After 18 months of collecting via Curated, our conviction around on-chain generative art has never been stronger.

We're now opening up our thinking around how we approach things.

New post:

“Collecting The Algorithm: A Primer for On-Chain Generative Art”

After 18 months of collecting via Curated, our conviction around on-chain generative art has never been stronger.

We're now opening up our thinking around how we approach things.

New post:

“Collecting The Algorithm: A Primer for On-Chain Generative Art”

https://www.curated.xyz/editorial/collecting-the-algorithm

Co-founder @curated | Angel investor @ todd.capital | YC alum | Farcaster fan | toddgoldberg.com

We've found that folks from tech backgrounds tend to enjoy generative art once they understand that code can be used for art in addition to creating software.

So by extension, I think the Warpcast community will appreciate this primer 😁

Thanks for this. I finally know what "grails" means

For the curious, I recommend looking into Spectra Art and 256 Art. Both are strongly on-chain, generative art houses. Absolutely beautiful collections and well worth a look, read, remember.

Do you consider byteGANs by Pindar generative art?