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Classic Flowers Collection Opensea Flower prints is a digital art collection of 300 flower print nfts living on the polygon blockchain. 212 of the flower print nfts have 10 copies each (2120 common items), 52 have 5 copies each (260 uncommon items), 22 have 3 copies each (66 rare items) and 14 are unique and only have one copy each (14 unique items) for a total of 2460 items. Art blocks collection: presents heritage art blocks collection: factory project description: beautiful bouquets of generative flowers, with fascinating diversity in numbers, shapes and colour combinations. each one has its own personality, its own character, and is always stunning and surprising, as you can expect with flowers in their natural form.
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Photo Collection Flowers Collection Opensea Under design your page, select page editor. here you can edit certain collection details and your overview tab, which you can customize to tell your collection’s story. first, hover over your profile icon and click on the pencil to upload a profile image. next, click add or edit banner to update or edit your banner image. Part 8: preparing metadata for your drop. updated over a week ago. to prepare for your drop, you’ll need to upload the media files containing the final images for your revealed nfts. these images won’t be visible on your collection page until you choose to reveal them after the drop. on the left side of the page, select the upload section. This video walks you through dropping a collection (where your collectors mint) using opensea studio. you can get started at opensea.io studio.for mo. This collection consists of photographs of flowers taken in the spring on our farm in northern virginia. every two weeks, it seems, that we experience a wave of new flowers while the last wave dies out.
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