Mark Cotton: links

The official collection record dates Gizmobotz and identifies its 1,000 unique artworks.

The official collection record dates Space Birds and identifies its 48 unique artworks.

The platform’s secondary-market interface includes Gizmobotz among Art Blocks Factory works.

Cotton’s first-person account functions as an extended studio interview in which he reconstructs the development of Space Birds.

A community discussion records a collector’s contemporaneous response to Gizmobotz during the 2021 NFT market.

The Art Blocks community publication documents the charitable contribution associated with Space Birds.

Kate Vass Studio presents a concise biography and an example of Gizmobotz held in its ETH collection.

Cotton explains how phosphenes, p5.js experiments, image sampling, and painting informed Visible Spectrum Series Two.

Cotton’s publication index records his writing on Minimal Landscapes, Visible Spectrum, and Space Birds.

Cotton’s curated Medium list documents his interest in writing about NFT production and generative coding.

NFT Valuations includes Space Birds in its survey of generative collections added during the second half of 2021.

NFT Valuations places Space Birds in a release-date chronology of generative collections from the second half of 2021.

Coincheck archives an individual Gizmobotz output with its full set of positional attributes.

Raster aggregates Mark Cotton's tokenized works across platforms.

Cotton’s Bluesky profile describes a mixed-media and occasional digital practice connected with Art-o-mat.

OpenSea’s collection archive records Gizmobotz as a 1,000-item Art Blocks collection and displays its trait structure.

An OpenSea portfolio record demonstrates the continued presence of Gizmobotz in collector holdings.

A second OpenSea portfolio search result records Gizmobotz among a broader generative-art holding.

The Art Blocks search interface preserves Gizmobotz within the platform’s broader Factory inventory.

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