TheElephantNL: links

Art Blocks records 1,000 unique Dot Grid artworks and a September 22, 2021 release.

A representative token page records Dot Grid traits including base hue and grid size.

The Link defines terminology for the long-form computer-generated art associated with Art Blocks.

The Link argues for “1 of 1 of X” as a collection-native model for generative NFTs.

A Link essay surveys static, dynamic, interactive, and audiovisual forms of on-chain generative work.

Art Blocks’ Marfa essay connects its exhibition program with generative-art history, permanence, and variation.

Art Blocks’ institutional overview explains its generative-art model and the collector’s role in producing an output.

Art Blocks describes the history and remit of its former Factory program.

The Art Blocks beginner’s guide explains minting and the platform’s historical program categories.

Art Blocks’ first-anniversary history recounts the platform’s origins and early generative releases.

Erick Calderon details Art Blocks’ development toward more complete on-chain preservation.

A scientific study examines how trait rarity relates to NFT market behavior.

A technical survey reviews NFT architecture, evaluation, opportunities, and challenges.

NFT Valuations indexes Dot Grid among generative collections added during the second half of 2021.

A second NFT Valuations report classifies Dot Grid by its 2021 release period.

Raster aggregates TheElephantNL's tokenized works across platforms.

OpenSea archives Dot Grid collection data, traits, listings, and transaction-facing records.

Art Blocks documentation describes hash generation, deterministic rendering, and on-chain infrastructure.

The Link records Dot Grid’s $72,360 contribution to Creative Coding Utrecht.