My Second Tokenized Art On NFTshowroom — Even Rarer

Greetings, friends!

After trying the new platform for the first time yesterday, I added another piece to the rare limited edition tokenized collectible pieces for...ah, this sentence became too long already. I meant it's there :)

Here's the link to its place in the gallery:

https://nftshowroom.com/gallery/manoldonchev_western-shores_quiet-inlet

It's digitalized watercolor again, and it is again of the series meant for the Western Shores board game project. This is why I will be making @thewesternshores beneficiary again. Any contribution matters :) Vikings shall bravely explore the new oceans, see if they don't...

No, seriously...any support helps that project happen. You're awesome!

The new collectible art I added I issued in fewer copies this time. Three instead of nine. I decided it was worth it trying two things.

Is 3 any different than 9 when it comes to potential collectors' perceptions?

(Logically, it should be. Three times rarer, isn't it?)

Is it expected for every copy beyond the previous one to have a raise in its price? That...time shall tell.

Then, of course, there's the matter of people's interests and preferences for various kinds of art, style, skill level, etc.

The platform already offers lots of variety, even music. I can only hope it gains velocity. The whole project, I mean. The decision of its creators to provide Hive users with such a space for gaining more attention is something I applaud. Entrepreneurship that is worthy of the best of fortune. Also, a chance to practice new ways to earn and learn. There's lots to be learned by artists in terms of marketing. I suppose lots of people around here have cultivated the proper habits but some of us are just beginning.

No regrets!

Thanks for viewing!

Yours,

Manol