Little Cubist Chibi NFT Warriors
The project will consist of 5000 fantasy warriors, randomly generated from a pool of 118 variables: 2500 masculine (Jack) and 2500 feminine (Jill) forms drawn from 6 skin tones, 12 background and a slew of accessories.
About the Project
I have no idea what I am doing. I'm still trying to get a handle on this crypto stuff. I also prefer to work solo, so assembling a team of experts is not likely.
That said, these are the culmination of a project I started in 2016, based on a sketchbook doodle some years before that.
Originally they were going to be customizable t-shirts and accessories - you know, the giftshop shirts and keychains you can never find your own name type of thing. But then some Code Adam training taught me that it's not a good thing to let kids run around with their names on their stuff like that. So I shelved it till this whole generative NFT art thing came about.
F.A.Q.
They look like game pieces, is this a game or utility?
No. It's just the aesthetic I finally settled on what with the combination of cubism, chibi and fantasy motifs intersecting - it seemed logical route. Plus the level and heath bar adds another layer of rarity to play with.
At this time I cannot promise any advanced functionality of these NFTs, despite them looking like game art.
It doesn't mean there's NO chance however, but since I have no idea what I doing, right now these are unlikely to be anything more than digital collectables.
Erm, Nigh Heroes?
A play on "My hero" *swoon* But since they're tiny, i figure Nigh (nearly) Heroes fit. Plus it was a short-lived off-shoot of a short-lived comic strip I did back in my college newspaper.
How are you making them?
'Tis a miracle really. Actually, I did the layers in Adobe Illustrator, then mashed them all together with the Hashlips Art Engine.
Do you have a Discord?
No, I don't have a Discord channel (yet). I barely tend to my other social medias (IG: @rmlartstudios) let alone have time to moderate a 24/7 chat room :p
Who's Running this Ship?
