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Web 3 + NFT Conferences 2025 - 2026 ~ Let's Go!

The relatively new world of Web3 conferences has been ongoing, with crypto, applications, and finally NFTs taking a new spot on the scene. NFT conferences are quickly gaining popularity, with collectors and artists alike venturing around the world to network with fellow creators. All conferences offer networking opportunities for developers, creators, investors, and thought leaders to explore potential collaborations and new creations. Here are some events that will be going on for the rest of 2025 and 2026: Future Conferences: ETH Women https://www.ethwomen.com --------------------------------------- Game Developers Conference (GDC) March 17-21, 2025 ~ San Francisco, CA GDC ---------------------------------------- NFT LA Community Week A week-long celebration in Los Angeles from April 2–5, 2025, that includes exhibits, panels, and networking NFT LA ----------------------------------------- TOKEN 2049 Dubai April 30–May 1, 2025 A premier crypto event that highlights blockchain and...

How to Mint NFTs: Non-Fungible Tokens as Artistic Assets

I created my first NFT in the midst of 2021, after playing around with photography, models, and GNU photo manipulation software. Several months prior, a friend of mine had coerced me into purchasing my first round of cryptocurrency. The crypto world fueled my interest, so I followed the digital yellow-brick road to where I came upon one of the largest NFT marketplaces, OpenSea. It was love at first sight. I have been interested in all things art for most of my life. My art career started by winning a local sketch contest in the 3rd grade, when my architectural rendition of a house made the front page of a local newspaper. In primary school, I spent more time doodling on worksheets than filling them out. I started fooling around with Adobe Photoshop in the 2000's, while also maintaining my hobby of painting and crafting. In 2009, I started an online Etsy shop which seemed promising at first, but the overhead of shipping large painted canvas and decorative wreaths to different countr...

Analog, Digital, and AI Art: What's the Difference?

"There is no must in art, because art is free" Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky stated this famous quote, cited as an abstract pioneer of his time. The multifaceted array of what art "can be" is subjected to the eyes and senses of the viewer, with there being no wrong way to create art. The creativity of artists today is astounding being that we have so many tools to utilize in our creative processes. An artist can use one, or all, methods to achieve their vision. Analog art is the oldest and most popular form of art that uses tangible materials which are manipulated by the human hand. Think of sculpting, painting acrylic oils on canvas, welding metal into shapes, blowing glass forms by fire, sketching a portrait with charcoal, or sewing a silk garment together. Analog is creating in the physical form, using materials and human hands all the while. In the 1960's, the term Digital Art was coined. Also known as computer art, multimedia art, or new media art, it ...

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