Owners of Clone X NFTs designed by Murakami, which sell at a premium on OpenSea, received a whitelist invite for Murakami’s Flowers, whenever it launches. In November 2021, Takashi collaborated with RTFKT and the Clone X project, and he is believed to have re-started the ‘Murakami Flowers’ project.

However, Takashi paused the project because he was not familiar enough with NFT technology. Takashi got involved in the NFT space last March 2021 with his ‘Murakami Flowers’ collection, consisting of 108 pixelated flowers. The ‘Flat’ approach is distinct from western artistic styles because it focuses on the surface and the use of flat planes of color.

Takashi is credited for developing the ‘Super Flat’ theory, which states that Japanese art has a legacy of 2-dimensional imagery in manga and anime. Takashi is a contemporary artist from Japan who works across various artistic fields, including sculpting, fashion, and animation. One distinct feature of these Clone X is that their owners get a say in how they look Who Is Takashi Murakami? For example, between December 2021 and March 2022, the floor price went from around ETH 6 ($ 17,000) to ETH 19 ($ 55,400). But, the floor price has shown a robust long-term uptrend. The customization feature is more or less unheard of in the NFT world, and it makes the avatars perfect for the metaverse, where people will want to express themselves through their characters.Īccording to OpenSea, the all-time average floor price of the Clones is just over ETH 10 ($29,100) as of March 2022. Token holders have access to files that allow them to customize specific attributes of their avatar. However, one distinct feature of these Clone X is that their owners get a say in how they look. Like with most NFT avatar collections, those with the rarest traits, so in this case, aliens, are the most valuable and those with common traits are less valuable. Final Thoughts On What Is Clone X NFT CollectionĬlone X avatars are 3D NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain created with unique traits decided by their ‘DNA’ of which there are eight ‘types’ with different rarity levels.Īn estimated 50% of Clones are humans, 30% are robots, and the remaining 20% are made of demons and angels (8.75%), reptiles (1.25%), undead (0.6%), avatars resembling Murakamis (0.5%), and aliens (0.15%).

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