Valiant Comics
This is their first character aimed to guide fans into the Valiant Metaverse with her iconic anarchistic sense of disruption. Each NFT will come with unique rarities and limited individual traits, which will have utility into Valiant’s upcoming play-to-earn game.
When researching Valiant Entertainment, I stumbled upon its legacy of three full decades of publishing comics and games. I found various news clippings that indicated their sense of innovating and stumbled upon an active discord community.
Sneaky Vampiress Syndicate
- Date: Feb. 21st
- Supply: 12.345
- Price: Ξ 0.16
- Twitter: @svsnft
- Roadmap: svs.gg
One thing is for sure: the team knows how to build a roadmap and execute accordingly. Unfortunately, the team hasn’t got an excellent track record in getting the word out of their efforts and achievements, which is why you probably haven’t heard from them yet.
Over a month ago, they
announced the launch of these Vampiresses. Their roadmap tells us they’ll be releasing new companions and building a function where Vampires and Vampiresses come together to
“perform the Blood Pact”.
CyberBrokers by Josie Bellini
Josie Bellini has been creating art that tells the story of the crypto ecosystem since 2017. She has exhibited in virtual worlds and at major blockchain conferences like Consensus, NFT NYC, and Satoshi Roundtable. Her work has been sold at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, featured on Obama.org, and sells on OpenSea, Nifty Gateway, and Async Art.
Josie has a tight NFT community, and prominent NFT collectors own her art
(Pranksy, Coldie,..) which is why I am looking forward to it.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK
Mark Manson, the author of the NYT Bestselling book
“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck,” has pulled 1,111 unique quotes from his book and created 1/1 NFT, which you can now
“co-own.”
While “The Subtle Art” and Mark Manson are both internationally known, they haven’t been building much in the NFT space and left the actual release in the hands of BookCoin - a brand new company with the goal to “memorialize books to the blockchain”.
According to their announcements, they have over 17.000 people on
their waiting list / mint schedule, which is why I’ll probably keep an eye out and monitor the sales volume.
Starcatchers
Ever since the start of January ‘22, Starcatchers has grown out to become an enormous engagement bomb on social media and collaborated with various respected NFT projects and communities such as
WonderPals,
Robotos,
Woodies,
Creature World,
Vinnie Hager, and many others.
On top of this, the Starcatchers team took the time to organize
Twitter Spaces with all these communities during the run-up of their launch, to introduce themselves and their project to these audiences.
Other than that, the team has publicly announced they don’t have a roadmap as they want to “under promise and overdeliver”, this while their goal is to “create a brand recognizable across web3, web2, and the physical world”.
While their community isn’t doxxed, the Starcatchers discord contains an overview of every team member - including a link to their Twitter profiles and history in this space, showing they are in it for the long run.
Invisible Friends
The Invisible Friends NFT collection will feature 5,000 animated NFTs created by animator and illustrator
Markus Magnusson.
While Magnusson already had a big fanbase and was known to the NFT community before, he decided to launch the Invisible Friends project as part of the
Random Character Collective - which launched two other projects before;
SlimHoods and
Mood Rollers.
In essence, the Random Character Collective is a collective of animated generative projects - started when James Curran
(SlimJim), was working on his NFT project,
SlimHoods. After launching his own project in October, they launched
Mood Rollers (by Lucas Zanott) in December.
Given their reputation, but also based on the current demand in the NFT market, minting an Invisible Friend should be interesting. The limited supply (only 5000 instead of 10000) makes us wonder about the future floor-price of this project.
Wonderpals
The charming Wonderpals have wrapped the entire NFT space around their fingers by unleashing these cute profile-picture illustrations and creating a wholesome community who are reinforcing their mission statement to “spread kindness and joy”.
Their founder and artist
Mina has been active in various
Twitter Spaces over the past few weeks, explaining her vision and showcasing her talent.
Rubber Duck Bath Party
Rubber Duck Bath Party is an NFT project with a unique style in which their artist
Gal Shir draws the ducks with dots that connect into a line. We haven’t seen this style many times before in the NFT space, and it helps the Ducks stand out. As shown below, it’s also super handy for collaborating with other projects because it makes the RDBP reference so obvious.
As their name might suggest, the ducks are all about the party! Their roadmap explains that you’re able to send them to “bath parties”, after which they “might come home with a third eye, a rare crown, a regrettable tattoo or a refreshed background”.
From how I understand it; the more you send your duck to parties, the more custom it’ll become … and the higher its rarity will be. Sick concept, right?
Doxxed founder, unique art style, unique roadmap … and an active community on social media. What’s not to like?
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