Banners is a generative NFT collection exploring a hypercitation of early 00's digital aesthetics with content organically sourced from performative posts made within the Milady Maker community.

This User... Banners

Generative banners explore a hypercitation of web 1.0 aesthetics in the userbox format, featuring performative posts contributed by the Milady community.

Banner #1539

The Decagon is the infinitely evolving, always unique, and eternally open membership token of the Decaverse. Designed by Kjetil Golid.

Decagon

Decagon #274

Milady Maker is a collection of 10,000 generative pfpNFT's in a neochibi aesthetic inspired by street style tribes.

Milady Maker

[Milady Maker](https://www.miladymaker.net) is a collection of 10,000 generative pfpNFT"s in a neochibi aesthetic inspired by Tokyo street style tribes.

Milady 7549

Right Click Share #86

Octagon

The Octagon represents membership and achievements in the Decaverse. As you explore, your Octagon levels up and unlocks new utilities in the expanding Decaverse.

Octagon #5

OpenSea Shared Storefront

"Stations Origins" is a collection related to my [Stations](https://opensea.io/collection/stations-by-fernando-jerez) project launched in [ArtBlocks](https://www.artblocks.io).
Back in 2011 I created these procedural models which have been buried in a backup drive for years and were never published. 
[Stations website](https://fernandojerez.com/stations/)

Stations Origins #65

Supermental by Rosenlykke

Inspired by Max Tegmark"s book Life 3.0, we envisioned what it is going to look like when a general AI starts a media company for the first time. An AI able to create and stream unique content to every human watching. 

Soon though, we realized that there was something else going on.

As the work progressed it became clear that Supermental is a way to question and express much of the friction that we see in NFTs and Web3. Especially around mental health.

While we are firm believers in this new world we do have questions. And we do see red flags.

We often complain that some Web2 companies are causing depression and online addiction. And they are. But while the data and the assets might be free in Web3, are we better off when it comes to our mental health?

In the land of NFTs our online identity now consumes. Not only time, but money and assets. The mimetic status games are no longer confined to likes and followers. Now we deal in tangible value. This expansion of the mimetic scoreboard does not make it easier to live a balanced life. The benefit of being online has just increased dramatically for a lot of people. But it comes at a cost.

How do we ensure that we dont recreate our mistakes of the past? How do we make sure that online addiction does not become worse? How do we make sure that our mental health is not sacrificed once again.

If we really do own the platforms, the assets, and the memes, it should be in our best interest to create an online environment where proactive mental health is the default UX. 

With Supermental we hope to draw attention to mental health issues in the Web3 and NFT space.

Supermental is made by a duo. My partner wants to stay anon.

Take care,
Jarl Rosenlykke

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Controls

- Click on the animation to change your mental state

- Press space to pause and take a deep breath

Supermental #86

Strata by Vebjrn Isaksen

Strata explores the field of geology and more specifically rock layering. In the physical world, layered rocks form when particles settle from water or air. These layers of sedimentary rock are called strata. In the digital world, the Strata algorithm generates layer upon layer of colors to draw the impression of rock layering. Each token hash decides the unique path Strata takes through the generative space to the final output.

Strata #424

Haywire Caf  by Jess Hewitt

Inspired by classic, mind-bending mid century cartoons, Haywire Caf uses distorted patterns and dramatic shadows to create a surreal, nostalgic vibe. 

Haywire Caf endeavors to honor the masters of animation whose works were so deeply influential to me. This series combines sleek retro-futuristic elements with fluid, organic forms and bold colors to transport the viewer to a world where the laws of cartoon physics prevail. 

The series is animated by default, but requires a desktop browser for best performance. Click to toggle the animation on or off.

Haywire Caf  #210

Haywire Caf  #203

Stations by Fernando Jerez

Nine factions populate the virtual space. While Utopians develop the main net, the others work on their nodes building an economy system over the secondary chains.
Each station is focusing on one activity but theres some dangers out there: Scammers and Hackers trying to survive doing obscure things.
There are also some drafts and blueprints of stations waiting for a faction to buy and build them. Who knows what its final purpose will be.

This project plays with procedural architectonic structures. Im using a sci-fi style to present a virtual world populated by space station-like structures.

Use Mouse to Control the Camera.
Click: Stop Rotation.
Double Click: Reset Auto Rotation.
Press Any Key to Change Background Mode. Space -> Stripped -> Fog -> Transparent

Stations #449

Roamings by Luca Ionescu

An exploration of color interaction and movement. Each piece unfolds its uniquely generated palette, carefully picked while roaming through the color space. 

Roamings #6

Roamings #5

Flowers by RVig

Beautiful bouquets of generative flowers, with fascinating diversity in numbers, shapes and colour combinations. Each one has its own personality, its own character, and is always stunning and surprising, as you can expect with flowers in their natural form.

Flowers #2329

Summoning Ritual by PZS

Tens of thousands of particles are traversing the force field, leaving a trail in their path. The sum of their trails reveals the face of the eldritch horror hidden in a token hash. Some look like smoke, some look like tentacle-mouthed elder gods. What do YOU see there?

"Summoning Ritual" is an exploration of generating emergent pareidolia-inducing shapes using particles, symmetry, and a set of force fields. 5142 bytes of javascript is just enough to summon visions of ethereal beings.

Requires a WebGL-enabled browser. Renders in real-time. Speed and quality depend heavily on the canvas size (the particle size and count are functions of the canvas size). Keys l(ow),m(edium) and h(igh) switch rendering quality. Keys 1-5 control the rendering speed.

Any similarity to actual deities, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Summoning Ritual #71

Facets by conundrumer

"Facets" is a study in intersections of polyhedra and interactions of light.

Polyhedra are distorted and duplicated around a symmetry axis, intersecting and merging into a great diversity of forms. These forms are rendered in a light simulation with different colors and material properties. The sharp edges of the shapes carve out light and space, casting soft shadows, glows, and reflections.

We can move the camera, zoom in and out, and change our perspective. From above, we may see a perfectly symmetrical figure. From below, we may see a grand constructivist sculpture. Zooming in, we see a geometric composition of polygons and gradients. Zooming out, we see the entirety of the form sitting in an endless void. We can turn on the animation and see the shapes shift and fold in on themselves. We can pause the animation and see a new permutation of the shapes. I invite you to manipulate the controls, reframe the composition, and share a new perspective.

(During interaction, the image may appear grainy and blurry due to incomplete rendering. This is necessary to keep the renderer running as smoothly as possible for the best experience.)

 Animate: Long press or three finger tap or press A
 Rotate: Drag (TrackPad: scroll)
 Zoom: Scroll or pinch (TP: pinch or ctrl+scroll)
 Pan: Drag with middle button or two fingers (TP: shift+scroll)
 Reset: Double press
 Animation Speed: press 1-9

Holders will have access to special minting features based on their tokens, please see project website for more details.

Facets #48

Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains are secure domain names for the decentralized world. ENS domains provide a way for users to map human readable names to blockchain and non-blockchain resources, like Ethereum addresses, IPFS hashes, or website URLs. ENS domains can be bought and sold on secondary markets.