Dear Bankless Nation,
The relationship between DAOs and NFTs are very close and always evolving. To confirm this, in this week's newsletter we present one of the most famous NFT marketplaces, Rarible, telling about its relationship with its DAO and their future developments.
We also interview Grehale, artist of the week, who is a member of BanklessDAO.
We also include the second part of Anamorphosis, which continues to tell the story of the intertwining link between Art and Technology.
Welcome to Decentralized Arts.
Authors: BanklessDAO Writers Guild (Grendel, Kouros, nonsensetwice)
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🧑‍🎨 Artist: Grehale.eth
🏦 Auction Type: Open Edition
đź’° Price: 0.017 ETH
bDAO: How did you become a crypto artist?
Grehale: Having always been an avid doodler, and always wanting to spend all of my time making art, I made sure from a young age I was always going to be doing something with it. After studying design, in the early/mid 2000’s I was a print and digital designer for an upcoming advertising agency working for global clients. Whilst doing this I also became obsessed with tattoos and getting tattooed, so then I decided to pursue that, which fueled the doodling habit even more, this time on people’s skin. In 2017, I became utterly obsessed with Ethereum and started reading about it all of the time. I have never been great with code, so I was always kind of sad that my skillset as an artist didn’t let me contribute more towards the Ethereum community, so it’s great that now I have the opportunity to make NFT’s!