Pixels & Protocol 7262024

For our latest month in review, our team has been diligently working to bring groundbreaking opportunities to artists and art enthusiasts alike. Next week, New York's Times Square will come alive with the stunning works of over 60 artists on a massive billboard, displaying a thousand unique pieces of art. This week-long event is part of a larger collaboration featuring 500 plus artists that allowed for 20,000 free mints on the Zora L2 network. Those in New York are invited to witness this monumental showcase.

In other developments, our Remote Control project has launched the Mega Mint feature, which significantly streamlines the collection process for art enthusiasts. Users can now acquire an entire curated collection in just a single transaction. Additionally, we offer the selection of the top 250 voted artworks for acquisition through our homepage, simplifying the experience for collectors.

Curator and creator profiles have been enhanced for better community interaction, and we've introduced sharing functionality to Farcaster, catering to requests from the community. The forthcoming phase for Remote Control is brimming with potential. We are exploring various international and major event options like Art Basel for further artist exposure, along with potential partnerships with prominent media brands.

In the realm of technical advancements, Props has been awarded a grant from the Fuel Network to create a tailored version of our Props Prime platform. Our partners have already begun working diligently on this new venture, delving into the unique programming language Sway and establishing NFT standards. September marks the expected launch of this collaboration, offering an exciting new chapter for artists and creatives to engage with.

Moreover, we're proud to announce the shipping of profiles on Catawampus, a platform where artists can showcase AI-generated designs. Every item purchased through an artist's profile results in a shared revenue, incentivizing the creative process. Interested artists and projects are encouraged to reach out for collaboration opportunities with us.

Finally, we have an ongoing side project where art is being vectorized for a database that analyzes stylistic similarities, highlighting the innovative edge we're relentless in pursuing.

To learn more about these updates and for a closer look at our initiatives, be sure to join us and listen in on this week's podcast episode.