Ryan aka MintFace has 15+ years experience of deconstructing complex topics in a way that's easy and fun to understand.

You can watch MintFace present to artists on the MintFace Skills Portal.

Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday at 11:30am PST.

Each 90 min live workshop is recorded if you can't make one, however live classes are best attended because there's lots of live, hands-on, breakout sessions.

You get to decide the kind of art and creativity you bring to the digital art scene. While there are some early formulas that are popular with digital art collectors, the scene is nascent and ripe for a diverse latitude of creations. In the Digital Artist Economy we encourage you to stay true to who you are as an artist as you learn NFT's.

Balancing scarcity and supply is more difficult in the physical world where prints are simply copies of the original. The digital art scene provides a new wave of alternatives not available in the physical art world. Serious art collectors can secure your rarer works while allowing your broader fans to also participate.  

Minting is the name given to uploading your artwork to the blockchain and creating an NFT 'non-fungible token' that can be bought, collected, shared and sold.

The cost depends on how many artworks you want to mint, in a similar way as you would calculate how much it would cost to frame each of your physical artworks. A rough guide is that every time you mint a digital artwork in the Web3.0 environment, it costs approximately $USD8.00 - $USD40.00 in the form of Ethereum. 

Yes. Ethereum is a super computer that no one owns. It runs on a set of rules that you can set when certain conditions are met. Ethereum is also used as a digital currency. You will create and sell your art and learn about the properties, traits and rules you get to be creative with, as an artist on the Ethereum blockchain.

Twitter has become a buzzing community of artists, buyers and collectors as the algorithm doesn't separate artists from their audience in the same way it has been felt on Facebook and Instagram. Art collectors live on Twitter and also on Discord communities.

Sessions are recorded so you can join from any timezone, however we recommend you join live to get the most from the group breakout sessions.

The course takes place over three weeks and includes five live 90 minute workshops and a handful of mini-projects for you to complete in between.

If you can't make it or change your mind, you'll receive 100% of your slot back 30+ calendar days out or you can join the next cohort. 14+ days and there's a 50% refund. Less than 14 days there is no refund.

You are able to take this course part-time if you have 3 - 5 hours spare each week. If you are full time there is plenty of additional NFT art topics you can fast track your knowledge on during the workshop.