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Own a Piece of Living Art With OrangeHare’s Recognition Series

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Unifred
May 22, 2025

Hey Community!

Like water, non-fungibility has its way of flowing into every sphere, be it gaming, art, fashion, music, or even traditional finance. This week’s highlights prove just this. Check out what we’ve curated for you.

In our first highlight, we explore OpenSea’s maiden gaming ambassadorship with the gaming pro Mongraal. We also delve into the mesmerizing evolution of acrylic artworks from the fine arts platform, OrangeHare. There are also interesting topics that beckon your attention in the top Web3 stories this week.

Explore the details!

NFT News of the Week

OpenSea Welcomes Gaming Expert Mongraal

OpenSea has enlisted Kyle “Mongraal” Jackson as its first game ambassador. Remember, Mongraal was the one who won the Golden Key from Yuga Labs’ Dookey Dash game. At only age 14, he turned heads by qualifying for the Fortnite World Cup.

As OpenSea’s first game ambassador, the 20-year-old gaming pro will help to educate more gamers globally about the benefits of Web3 gaming and onboard them into the ecosystem. Being someone familiar with the gaming mechanics of the Web2 and Web3 spaces, Mongraal believes that Web3 gaming is the best. This is because players get to own their in-game assets. That’s true, isn’t it?

So, grab your game console and unleash your inner game self. Who knows? You could become OpenSea’s next big game ambassador.

NFT Drop of the Week

Recognition Layering NFTs

Fine arts NFT platform OrangeHare has unveiled a collection of 170 digital collectibles dubbed the Recognition Layering. Themed around photography and acrylic painting, this limited-edition collection evolves in a way that moves each viewer to question the difference between what’s real and what’s not.

How did the NFTs evolve? Each piece features real models, real paint, and real hands with faces forward and hands raised. Then, evolution commences—all 170 art pieces are filtered through AI, fine-tuned using graphic design, and merged with hand-painted pieces on paper. The art pieces are grouped into six rarity tiers with varying prices.

Recognition Layering is more than just an art collection. It is a pose lifted from ancestral portraiture. It also has a modern story. Drawing hands has long been the bane of aspiring art students, and more recently, the glitchy giveaway of AI. So, waste no time in owning a piece from this art collection. Remember, there are only 170 pieces. So, jump right in!

When?

Ongoing

Top Web3 Stories of the Week

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