Most pre-teens are busy with a variety of things, but not all of them are building an empire as digital designers. A 13-year-old artist has made a multimillion-dollar fortune by selling Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) of images of long-necked women.
Inspired by Brontosaurs ‘Women with a Long Neck’
Illustrations by young artist Nyla Hayes, prominent figures from former US First Lady Michelle Obama to Lucille Ball and Ruth Bader Ginsburg It includes women and ordinary women. The artist uploads his drawings to an NFT website, where they can be purchased using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency. Hayes’ ‘Long Neckie Lady’ sold for $6,621.70 on Instagram last month, as we reported as Kriptokoin.com. She sold for about $4,000 a piece in February.
Nyla Hayes was a child who adored Brontosaur dinosaurs. She thought they were charming and powerful. She even called them the “Long Necks” she. With her uncle’s encouragement and her mother’s help, she began selling some of her 3,000 drawings as NFTs, earning thousands of dollars for each piece.
Emerging Artist of the Year and $7 million
from NFT sales Nyla Hayes’ most expensive NFT collection (3,333 different women, hand-drawn, computer-generated A collection) sold for 4 ETH, or about $11,738, in August, and the artist has made a total fortune of about $7 million from his work. Nyla Hayes said in an interview with NBC News Now presenter Savannah Sellers on Thursday:
I enjoy painting women from all over the world because I am fascinated by many cultures and backgrounds.
Nyla Hayes is the first guest artist for Time magazine’s web3 and new media program TimePieces. As an artist, she has developed a fantastic series of re-creations of Time’s ‘Women of the Year’ cover photos. Nyla Hayes, who was also named Emerging Artist of the Year by NFT.NYC last year, said in a statement:
I am very happy and humbled to be represented by the legendary talent agency CAA. This is a significant achievement for me and the Long Neckie community who have believed in and supported me from the beginning.
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