// A look at what’s hot across the metaverse.

MekaVerse

The MekaVerse, the hotly-anticipated collection from Matt Braccini and Mattey, is made up of 8,888 generative Mekas inspired by the Japanese Anime universe.

Forbes has covered it, the Discord is maxed out at 250k, and there are 200k+ people following on Twitter. If you miss out, you might be able to get one here.

Singularity by AIIV

The Singularity collection is the second release by AIIV – an AI art collaboration by Ravi Vora and Phil Bosua.

“When we all inevitably experience singularity, what will it feel like? Could we all be constructing a subjective perspective of our current reality that constrains the true vision of the future?”

The series consists of 1000 AI-generated artworks, and the floor price is currently hovering around 1.25 ETH.

TYCHO : ISO50

Tycho’s new drop sold out fast, but there’s always the secondary market.

“Zabriskie Point is part of a mountain range east of Death Valley. An erosional landscape composed of ancient sediments, its convolutions and textures form angular contrasting patterns. As one of the hottest places on Earth, this extreme environment felt otherworldly with its vivid contrasts and alien landscape. I tried to treat these images in a way that captures how visually stunning and deeply moving the experience was for me.”

Jungle Freaks

Legendary Hustler mag cartoonist George Trosley will soon be launching a new series called Jungle Freaks in collaboration with his son. The collection will house 10,000 NFTs, randomly generated from 220 hand-drawn traits.

Excitement is brewing, so join the Discord if you want to stay in the loop.

Art in Motion – Curated by Mogul

The Art in Motion activation at Penn station, where 88 pieces created by 88 different independent artists will be on display for NYC commuters, is proof that NFTs are changing the way society interacts with art. Check back here on Sunday to view the works.

Elsewhere…

Efdot is auctioning 10 1/1’s from his OPEN MINDS collection, the Soul Curry Art drop is ongoing, Lindsay Lohan is never far from the NFT action, and there are so many intriguing PFP projects popping up every day that it’s almost not worth trying to keep up (we’re doing our very best, of course).

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