This seller claims to be celebrating and representing women. By selling overpriced auto generated women pictures. This one was priced at 600 USD, but the prices with these fluctuated wildly.

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This seller claims to be celebrating and representing women. By selling overpriced auto generated women pictures. This one was priced at 600 USD, but the prices with these fluctuated wildly.
So many of these ‘artists’ call their work ‘painstakingly created’ and ‘well-designed’. I honestly don’t see either of those qualities in any of these.
Why in God’s name would anyone want to buy these multicolored blobs? Maybe we ought to ask this seller’s 2.3 k buyers. This particular blob was around 15,000 USD
I swear, these get stupider and stupider. The seller of this fish image is declaring their shop as a ‘restaurant’. Where you can buy a digital picture of a yellowfin tuna for 19,000 USD.
Here’s a polygonal race horse. This is actually one of the cheapest I’ve found, at 32 USD. Still stupid either way.
Ever wanted to own a lazily made lion for 4,500 USD? If you do, why are you on this blog?
The ‘artist’ of this literally just slightly changes the same pixel lizard. This one is currently around 32,000 USD
This was being sold for 20,000 USD, by the way.
what is it with NFT ‘artists’ and primates?