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Clotibrut


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Guys, here’s a question. There’s this potential client (exchanged a couple of emails so far) that sent a couple of links of what he wants, nft art of the style shown on wizardia.
Now, I don’t know anything about nft games/art, so I found a couple of courses on Udemy, but now I’m thinking – am I being crazy?
Do I need a special course of some kind for this stuff?



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You need to understand what NFTs are in the first place. They are a digital output of any piece of art, like having limited edition prints made from a painting. You have to be able to produce the art in the first place.

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It's awesome that you're considering diving into NFT art. While taking courses on Udemy can be helpful, you might also want to explore other resources and communities dedicated to NFT creation and the art style you're aiming for. On a slightly different note, I recently came across solitaire cash reviews.  If you're looking for a bit of relaxation or a break from your creative pursuits, it could be a fun game to check out. Remember, the world of NFTs is continuously evolving, and learning through practice and connecting with the NFT community can be just as valuable as formal courses.



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Typically, the cost to create an NFT will range from $1 to $500, although in some cases it can exceed $1,000, blog https://merehead.com/blog/nft-platform-development/ . In addition to minting costs, there may also be market fees associated with selling NFTs.

 



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