Quote from: OgNasty on January 19, 2022, 04:11:40 AM

I don't have telegram, but I am curious what you're looking for in a partner. You seem to have a very unique angle with burning the original artwork. I can't say I've seen that before. I wonder if allowing the buyer of the NFT to have the choice of burning the NFT and getting the physical artwork or burning the physical artwork and keeping the NFT might be an interesting twist.

I see you're using an opensea contract. It would be possible to do a custom contract and have a website with a minting dapp where users could pay to "mint" one of your paintings into an NFT. Did you have any specific ideas for what you'd want a partner to provide, or were you thinking more along the lines of a promoter of your existing collection?

The idea behind burning of art was to fully move over the value of it to digital space. But of course, I am only a beginner NFT-arfist, who doesn't have lines lined up to buy. I am open to what offers my potential buyers may propose. I have two large pieces, that I would be truly sad to burn. These two works are not yet posted as NFTs, I am waiting for reply back from superrare, would like to have them posted there.
From partners that I am looking for, I would like to see beneficial conditions to both of our parties for promotion. But, if someone was to offer something in regards to to technical realization of my skills (for example like the idea you had proposed), of course I would be open to discussion of it.