Whitelist can start March 28th. All others will start March 30th.

Whitelist limit is 1 free. Whitelist also receives the ability to mint two more at 0.005 ETH. Remaining NFTs will be on sale for 0.01 ETH for 24 hours and 0.02 ETH for the remaining time.

Umm, no comment.

Notable in the context of this collection are any NFTs containing multiple animation layers or any containing 3D objects from notable artists.

No, only a select amount which comprises less than 1% of the supply will be animated.

Each piece went through a series of ideation, sketch, two layers of AI assistance to generate randomness, color enhancements in Photoshop with Display P3. The goal was to make each piece as unique as possible. For the animated pieces, these were hand crafted in Adobe After Effects using various animation techniques to simulate the flow of water or liquid, the rotation of items, and the smoke effects.

Although each piece attempts to resemble a type of Japanese bonsai, these pieces can more closely be considered a surreal depiction.

Specific locations are not real, however, you may notice aspects of different scenery that may be familiar with different parts of the world. This was an exploration into a fantasy world and shouldn't be compared to anything specific in the real world.

The official name is a diorama.

For now, it's simply a collectible.

Whitelist can start March 28th. All others will start March 30th.

Whitelist limit is 1 free. Whitelist also receives the ability to mint two more at 0.005 ETH. Remaining NFTs will be on sale for 0.01 ETH for 24 hours and 0.02 ETH for the remaining time.

Umm, no comment.

Notable in the context of this collection are any NFTs containing multiple animation layers or any containing 3D objects from notable artists.

No, only a select amount which comprises less than 1% of the supply will be animated.

Each piece went through a series of ideation, sketch, two layers of AI assistance to generate randomness, color enhancements in Photoshop with Display P3. The goal was to make each piece as unique as possible. For the animated pieces, these were hand crafted in Adobe After Effects using various animation techniques to simulate the flow of water or liquid, the rotation of items, and the smoke effects.

Although each piece attempts to resemble a type of Japanese bonsai, these pieces can more closely be considered a surreal depiction.

Specific locations are not real, however, you may notice aspects of different scenery that may be familiar with different parts of the world. This was an exploration into a fantasy world and shouldn't be compared to anything specific in the real world.

The official name is a diorama.

For now, it's simply a collectible.