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# Technical Description Of The Artwork

With respect to technology, the originative variable painting (the q-painting) is created in digital surroundings and coherently to the painting procedure, while individualized NFT paintings are made out of it through the assembler program. Developing and programming of the assembler program was defined and directed by the visuality of NFT paintings, as the planned result: technological solutions adjust to the requirements of the visual ones. Therefore, there is an essential cohesion of visuality, technology and the concept in the project.

The sketch-drawing was firstly made in the real space, with the dimensions 100x70cm, according to the planned dimensions of NFT paintings (100x70cm, 300 dpi \~ 100MP). The sketch-drawing is introduced to the digital space by scanning, as a basis over which the raster drawing was painted, so that the analog-directed basic drawing is made. Its composition suggests two abstract humanlike figures and is different for all (seven) co-series: they are all stylistic and expressive synthetic artistic commentary of historical decades, starting from the thirties to the end of the 20th century. Basic drawing organizes the painting in facets, which are further assigned tonal values and are populated with the emblems of geolocation, day, month, year, and minute, as well as the symbolic representations of the attributes (assets). Apart from the basic drawing, the painting encompassed underpainting, the facets with invariable colors, the facets with variable colors, emblems for geo-coordinates, minute, day, month and year, shadowing and symbolically represented attributes.

Individual generated NFT paintings vary in values of their visual elements according to the value of data. Visually, every single one has a unique combination of the palette and the distribution of colors, basic form and the alpha-numerical emblems.

Every NFT in series is generated out of three hundred and eighty-eight (388) hand-painted raster layers. The dimensions of each generated NFT in series are: 8268 x 11811 px,  RGB color mode.&#x20;

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