WAWAA: links

Art Blocks records Freehand as a collection of 222 unique artworks released in December 2021.

WAWAA documents Timepiece as a 500-edition real-time generative clock released through Art Blocks.

Ixnayokay places Timepiece within a field of clock-based projects that connect conventional time display to generative variation.

Fat Garage discusses Timepiece among blockchain works exploring time, clocks, and changing states.

WAWAA’s Brickwork page documents a Plottables release that developed spatial concerns emerging from Freehand.

The Art Blocks Plottables marketplace identifies Brickwork among the platform’s plotter-oriented generative projects.

WAWAA’s Freehand introduction explains the series as algorithmic mixed-media drawing and reflects on unpredictability.

WAWAA’s technical study explains how noise functions create the simulated pen and brush marks used in Freehand.

The Arts Entrepreneurship Podcast presents an extended discussion with Art Blocks principals about blockchain art and the platform’s development.

NFT Valuations’ August 2022 market report lists Timepiece among tracked generative collections from the second half of 2021.

A later NFT Valuations market report also indexes Timepiece by WAWAA within its collection coverage.

An OpenSea portfolio record demonstrates secondary-market collection data for Timepiece by WAWAA.

A second OpenSea portfolio record identifies multiple Timepiece holdings and associated collection metrics.

Raster aggregates WAWAA's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster’s About page explains that its artist records aggregate artworks minted across networks and platforms.

Raster’s API documentation describes verified artist credits and slug-based artist and artwork records.

Art Blocks’ Curated archive defines the program as a foundational series emphasizing innovation, rigor, and aesthetic quality.

Art Blocks documents its on-chain architecture and the relationship among algorithms, hashes, and deterministic outputs.

Art Blocks’ technical requirements explain seeds, hash strings, and the control of variables in generative scripts.

Art Blocks’ creator documentation outlines minting mechanisms and the release process for generative projects.

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