Two contracts, both on Ethereum. One is your vault: ownership, pixels, the canvas you painted, all immutable. The other renders it into art and stays upgradable just long enough to grow the world, then locks permanently. Nothing about your Cell can be edited by anyone, including us. Only how it's drawn can get better, until it's frozen.
Your pixels aren't locked to one look. The renderer lives in its own contract, separate from the main one, so the art can keep getting upgrades long after mint. New traits, new visuals, new ways to display what you own. The core stays frozen and safe. Everything you see on top of it can grow, right alongside the holders, until the contract hits its ceiling.
A small world of pixels. Every Cell is hand-painted by its owner, never generated, never imported. Twenty colors, one tiny canvas, and whatever you decide to make of it. That's the whole thing.
A small world of pixels. Every Cell is hand-painted by its owner, never generated, never imported. Twenty colors, one tiny canvas, and whatever you decide to make of it. That's the whole thing.
