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mushystevenon NFT's aren't the answer to the problems of digital art

I don't think comparing the Blender Foundation to an artist is fair. And Blender is a software widely used in the industry.

mushystevenon NFT's aren't the answer to the problems of digital art

Quite sure this won't change your mind:

> Individually owned, but free to share and use by anyone. When it’s freely shared and used it’s not detracting value from the original, it’s adding value. The Mona Lisa is an exceptionally valuable artwork that lives in the public domain, it is individually ownable yet publicly available for reuse. Mona Lisa Instagram posts, poster prints, remixes, reuses all do not detract value from the original, they add value to it.

Source: https://cryptomedia.wtf/

mushystevenon NFT's aren't the answer to the problems of digital art

How does an artist get paid?

mushystevenon NFT's aren't the answer to the problems of digital art

The author doesn't address the biggest issue: ensuring scarcity of digital artifacts. How does a digital artist create limited editions of their digital artwork?

mushystevenon Subdomains for IPFS

No about, no technical info on how it works, the only contact is through telegram. It seems something related or even made by the IPFS team, but it's not.

"We are hiring a solidity developer": how is this related to IPDS?

TL;DR: The website does everything possible to look like scam.