5 NFT new artists to follow right now.
NFTs are the hottest art commodity in town.
While everyone discusses and buys Cryptopunks, Bored Ape crypto arts, these artists are slowly collecting laurel wreaths and showing that they can change the crypto market. NFT is all about digital art, and everyone is free to use their imagination and tell a point of view. In this article, we collected 5 NFT art creators who’ll change your perspective about digital art and the crypto art world. Success comes to those who are working for it.
MAD DOG JONES
The Canadian-born artist who goes by the name Mad Dog Jones is dynamic, adoptive and surreal. He’s mixing music and art, and neon lights. Mad Dog Jones has sold 1,590 NFT artworks, averaging $11,634.50 a piece.
TREVOR JONES
Canada-born, Scotland-based artist Trevor Jones is “absolutely fascinated” with the art and tech connection. The visual artist started working on canvas before transitioning to QR codes and augmented reality. He sold a total of 5,286 artworks averaging $4,035.58 each, Jones has collaborated with some of the biggest names in NFT.
Slimesunday
Mike Parisella, also known as SlimeSunday, is a digital collage artist based in Boston, MA. Constantly pushing the boundaries of what is accepted in mainstream media, SlimeSunday’s exploration of bizarre and erotic topics has earned him more than 500,000 followers on Instagram. To date, he’s sold a total of 6,790 NFT artworks.
Averaging $3,299.01 a piece, SlimeSunday has also made a name for himself alongside electronic music producer and NFT artist 3lau, creating the ssx3lau duo.
3LAU
DJ and fintech aficionado Justin Blau, who goes by 3LAU, has been releasing electronic music since 2011. He is now one of the leading names in the NFT movement. Having sold 6,479 artworks to date, averaging $1,527.61 each, 3LAU has begun releasing his music as NFTs almost exclusively.
FVCKRENDER
While he’s more hidden than other artists on this list – his full name no one knows yet – Fvckrender is a full embodiment of the NFT market. He released 1,970 pieces of art with an average of $4,541.24 each, it’s hard to argue against him.
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