NFT initiative featuring artist residencies for more than 50 digital creators, is launched by the Avalanche Foundation

Avalanche Foundation has begun a new mentoring program for digital artists, and Ticketmaster has unveiled a new function that enables performers to give NFT holders gifts. By specialized mentoring, financial assistance, and DAO curating of Avalanche art, this innovative program seeks to promote the expansion of the Avalanche NFT. According to Avalanche, the Avaissance endeavor will consist of two phases.

About fifty digital artists will receive funding, mentoring, and virtual workshop sessions through the initiative's first component, the Artist in Residence (AIR) program. NFT collections from each artist will be made available on the Avalanche blockchain.

As of now, Avalanche has named three mentors: the director of motion graphics Emonee LaRussa, the founder of ALLSHIPS David Krugman, and the chief of staff at Valhalla Ryan Wen.

Avalanche NFTs are expected to experience a Renaissance as a result of Avaissance, inspiring creativity and accelerating the ecosystem's growth. The speed, dependability, and affordability of Avalanche make it easy to create and collect NFTs, which is already very advantageous to artists. Avaissance wants to advance Avalanche NFTs even further.

The Ethereum blockchain is currently where the majority of NFTs are produced and traded. This is true although many rival blockchains promise reduced costs and quicker transaction times to provide a more advantageous platform.

All levels of digital artists are encouraged to submit their portfolios, learn more, and apply for AIR. Visit www.artonavalanche.com/avaissance for more information, including restrictions.