MODNAR WOLF: links

Art Blocks’ token record documents Dear Hash, as a work by MODNAR WOLF.

Art Blocks’ discovery index provides the platform’s AB[500] and collection taxonomy.

Art Blocks’ Minters & Makers episode features MODNAR WOLF with Ryan Struhl and Jacob Gold.

Diana Rosca discusses Dear Hash, within an account of the Art Blocks Factory program.

Highlight names MODNAR WOLF among artists whose primary drops it supported.

Art Blocks states the protocol’s conceptual and technical premise that the algorithm is the artwork.

Art Blocks documents its on-chain approach to preserving token metadata and executable outputs.

Art Blocks’ secondary-market portal situates past releases within its continuing collection interface.

Art Blocks’ marketplace category page displays Dear Hash, among works circulating through the platform.

The Art Blocks generator documentation explains how scripts, hashes, and dependencies assemble an output.

Art Blocks’ creator guide explains token data and deterministic randomness for generative projects.

Art Blocks’ technical requirements describe hashes as unique seeds controlling variables in artist scripts.

NFT Valuations surveys Dear Hash, and Where The Wind Blows within a chronology of generative collections.

An earlier NFT Valuations report includes both MODNAR WOLF projects in its collection coverage.

OpenSea documents an individual Where The Wind Blows token and its collection attribution.

Raster aggregates MODNAR WOLF's tokenized works across platforms.

Art Blocks’ core-contract reference explains project metadata, token hashes, and token-ID structure.

The Art Blocks GraphQL reference documents project and token metadata fields used by the platform.

The Art Blocks documentation index gathers protocol, creator, and developer records for its generative system.

Art Blocks’ documentation for PostParams records how configurable data can be injected into generative scripts.

Artists may reuse this dossier's CC0 prose and verified bibliography on their own websites through the public AB5D API or MCP server. No key is required. Artwork rights remain with their respective artists and holders.

The API and MCP guide documents the available fields, browser fetch example, agent tools, attribution, licensing, and image-rights boundary.