William Mapan’s Distance sells out, NFT float in Macy’s Parade, Nouns DAO forks: NFT Collector
What even is generative art? William Mapan, whose 250-piece Distance collection just sold out at 2ETH each, explains using a crayon and die.
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What even is generative art? William Mapan, whose 250-piece Distance collection just sold out at 2ETH each, explains using a crayon and die.
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