How can a Digital Artist like Photographer or Graphic Designer make use of blockchain?
How can this technology be incorporated in the process of image taking to image editing to image delivery.
Member • 2mos
If you're a photographer looking to leverage blockchain beyond NFTs, there are some solid platforms worth checking out. Pix.T is focused on professional photography and licensing (trust.pixt.co).
For NFT-based sales, OpenSea (opensea.io), MakersPlace (makersplace.com), and SuperRare (superrare.com) cater to digital artists and photographers. Quantum Art (quantum.art) and Foundation (foundation.app) are also gaining traction. Most of these platforms run on Ethereum, so you’ll need a crypto wallet like MetaMask.
Earnings vary based on platform and visibility—some photographers make good money, but competition is high. OpenSea, for instance, takes a 2.5% transaction fee. Since you're exploring this, are you looking for a way to sell photography, secure copyrights, or something else? That would help in suggesting the best approach!
Member • 2mos
Thanks Damon! I tried to figure out the whole NFT thing when it was a rage during the COVID era. However I found it a bit complex. Would really love to understand how we can make photography or art leverage blockchain and help with securing the originality of the art!
Member • 2mos
Hi Kaustubh,
Former Pro-Photographer and 2017 blockchain nerd here ;)
To start with NFT, it's nothing more than a technology, with endless possibilities, which makes it complicated. But in short it isn't. You simply need to understand this: An NFT solely represents a proof of ownership of a blockchain record and does not necessarily imply that the owner possesses intellectual property rights to the digital asset the NFT purports to represent! There's where a lot of confusion starts.
When it comes to the minting process, marketplace, etc. I strongly recommend you to join Apechain.
The support you get here is next-level and unseen before. Hit me up if you want to get onboarded.
When it comes to certification or authentication of your physical prints, we've developed a blockchain baked NFC system which allows you to do so.
Hope this helps you a lil bit.
Bests.
Member • 2mos
Hi Sandro,
Thanks for your two cents. however still not clear on how I can leverage this technology.
May be I'm extremely noob in this.. hope some day I can plug it in my brains
Member • 1mo
Hey, you can ask me all your questions, no worries, I am happy to help you whatever I can do the best