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I am a Normies collector and this post is from a collector's point of view: Normies is an art form itself. Not only the visually but also the execution part. Inviting collectors to be co-creator of the collection, being able to change rarity by editing, creating your own NFT. It's a form of art that lives in ethereum blockchain, permissionless, forever. Today, i know there are many people get the point, tomorrow there will be more and in a year we will have more people get it than people still have no idea. If you look at the collection and see only two colors and "abstract" pixel art, it's still early. When people read the docs, go to our github, check our 10 contracts on etherscan, we will get there. Slowly but stronger. It's the era of building together, we are in the future already. Give people public API, let them build things, for fun, as a feature. Normies give people access to all data of Normies, binary data, contract data, attributes, canvas changes and more to explore. Normies is the movement, more collections will follow the path, we will see more public API launches, more CC0 projects building with their collectors. From a collectors' perspective, it's still way too early, but if you join and follow the spirit of Normies it takes less than a day to get why Normies are special.

I am a Normies collector and this post is from a collector's point of view: Normies is an art form itself. Not only the visually but also the execution part. Inviting collectors to be co-creator of the collection, being able to change rarity by editing, creating your own NFT. It's a form of art that lives in ethereum blockchain, permissionless, forever. Today, i know there are many people get the point, tomorrow there will be more and in a year we will have more people get it than people still have no idea. If you look at the collection and see only two colors and "abstract" pixel art, it's still early. When people read the docs, go to our github, check our 10 contracts on etherscan, we will get there. Slowly but stronger. It's the era of building together, we are in the future already. Give people public API, let them build things, for fun, as a feature. Normies give people access to all data of Normies, binary data, contract data, attributes, canvas changes and more to explore. Normies is the movement, more collections will follow the path, we will see more public API launches, more CC0 projects building with their collectors. From a collectors' perspective, it's still way too early, but if you join and follow the spirit of Normies it takes less than a day to get why Normies are special.

I am a Normies collector and this post is from a collector's point of view: Normies is an art form itself. Not only the visually but also the execution part. Inviting collectors to be co-creator of the collection, being able to change rarity by editing, creating your own NFT. It's a form of art that lives in ethereum blockchain, permissionless, forever. Today, i know there are many people get the point, tomorrow there will be more and in a year we will have more people get it than people still have no idea. If you look at the collection and see only two colors and "abstract" pixel art, it's still early. When people read the docs, go to our github, check our 10 contracts on etherscan, we will get there. Slowly but stronger. It's the era of building together, we are in the future already. Give people public API, let them build things, for fun, as a feature. Normies give people access to all data of Normies, binary data, contract data, attributes, canvas changes and more to explore. Normies is the movement, more collections will follow the path, we will see more public API launches, more CC0 projects building with their collectors. From a collectors' perspective, it's still way too early, but if you join and follow the spirit of Normies it takes less than a day to get why Normies are special.