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Digital Art
2020
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I created this one for NFTs! I usually don't make works about topics such as this one, but now I can be silly and free at the same time now that I'm on Makersplace! I do get a lot of concepts in mind but I just don't make them because I'm afraid it might get too far from my works. I guess that really made me be a prisoner in my own mind because I worry too much of it not being seen as "my art" lol. 

So yeah, I tokenize my works now on [Makersplace](https://makersplace.com/squirterer/)! It's pretty odd that I've never heard of NFTs before, cos if I did, I would've joined way earlier. For someone who is not technical about things, apparently I can tokenize my digital works on the blockchain. Collectors can buy your works, own it, and sell them later if they want. Since it is managed on the blockchain, ownership is ensured, so as the number of editions being released. There are unique signatures for each work, so it ensures authenticity. I think it's similar to how you own Gods Unchained cards. I don't understand much on the technical side, so here's the summary about Non-Fungible Tokens: [The Non-Fungible Token Bible: Everything you need to know about NFTs](https://opensea.io/blog/guides/non-fungible-tokens/).

Anyway, since I am now on Makersplace, I will be creating more digital works in the future. I'm loving the GIF thing! It allows me to experiment without worries. And oh, *squirterer* is my pseudonym in the crypto art world. I chose that username because it sounds silly and that will represent my works in the crypto art world: Being silly and experimental lol. Yep, usernames matter to me. The same way on how I chose *hiddenblade* as my username here on Steem!


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Here's the link of this work on Makersplace: 
https://makersplace.com/squirterer/push-button-1-of-10-20673/

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