• Artist name ⛽*  This is how your name will appear on Art Blocks. What you choose to enter here is up to your personal preference.

• Project name* ⛽  This is the public name of your project.

• Edition size* ⛽  This is your total project series size.

• Project description ⛽*  The project description is a key opportunity to highlight your artistic intentions and provide a guide for viewers to interpret and engage with your work. If you are struggling with this element, below are some prompts to guide your first draft:

  • Begin with a strong, clear opening sentence.
  • Lead with the artistic inquiry; what questions can be prompted or answered through this work?
  • How would you describe this project to someone unfamiliar with your work?
  • What inspiration, color palette influences, themes, and techniques were used?
  • Examine the outputs. What can the viewer see?
  • Be sure to describe any interactivity features, if applicable.
  • End by summarizing how the medium, outputs, and algorithm achieve your initial inquiry or concept.

• Project website ⛽  This field is optional. The link entered in the project website field should lead to a place that exhibits more about your presented project or your background as an artist. This can link to a page specific to the project, an artist’s website, Instagram, Twitter, GitHub, or somewhere else. Make sure to enter a fully defined website link, including the https://

• Creative license ⛽ Enter the copyright license here for your art (for example, NFT License 2.0, CC BY-NC 4.0, CC BY 4.0, etc.).

  Art Blocks recommends selecting a license that aligns with your values as a creator.

• Link to creative license ⛽ Provide a web link to the full text of the creative license associated with your work.

• Base URI ⛽

  The project base URI field should be: https://token.artblocks.io/your contract address/ *Enter your Art Blocks Studio mainnet contract address, not your Sepolia test net address

Display Notes

In the 'Display Notes' field, you can include essential information related to the presentation of your artwork. These notes can encompass display optimization tips, performance considerations, or interaction guidelines. They serve as valuable insights for anyone viewing your art. Notably, 'Display Notes' are featured in both the project description area of the website in addition to being accessible while viewing any of your works in a solo view. This dual visibility ensures that collectors and viewers can easily reference your display notes while appreciating your art.

Creative notes

Use this section to acknowledge and provide credit to the people, places, things, or elements that have influenced your art. Share captivating anecdotes and insights about your creative journey, offering collectors a deeper glimpse into your creative process.

Sales Notes

This field is available to describe project-specific sales mechanics. For example, “the first 10 minters will receive a free print of their mint.”