I've always been into technology and for a few years I've been creating digital abstract art and oddities which are hosted through IPFS (Interplanetary File Storage) which is a distributed file storage protocol that allows computers all over the globe to store and serve files as part of a giant peer-to-peer network. 

When it comes to the generative collections, each trait is hand drawn as a separate layer and then compiled on top of one another using software to build the creature or character. Each trait, whether it's a bean, or a hat, or a sushi roll is then documented in the metadata to create a rarity ranking for that particular piece. 

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Each piece of art is coupled with an immutable tokenized receipt of verification proving its authenticity. These tokens are called "Non Fungible Tokens" or NFTs which are tradable and sellable on the secondary market.

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Most artistic creations end up in some digital form or another and the use of blockchain has given creators the ability to market, track, and distribute their work in a secure and transparent way. 

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While this space has been inundated with cash grabs, scams, and forgotten promises, the core use case behind NFTs is a valuable tool for artists and collectors.

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