For artists, sellers and creators. Discover a marketplace designed to inspire and to connect artists to a community of online NFT collectors.
We are reimagining art galleries to put artists back in control Our mission is to give artists direct control over listing and selling their artwork online. We bring the community, the platform and the infrastructure, you bring the art and the content. Free listings It is free to create listings on our website. Our 15% commission ensures that the lion's share of the artwork's value goes to the artist Artist Retains Copyright Copyright ownership remains with the artist Right to Sell the Original Artwork The artist retains the right to sell physical forms of the artwork, including the original artwork and prints (such as Giclée prints) Environmentally Friendly NFTs Our NFTs are made on Cardano which is thousands of times more energy efficient than several prominent blockchains
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What are the maximum and minimum allowed file sizes?
Which image file formats do you accept?
If you want to upload an image of a filetype that is not included in this list,
let us know.How should I price my artworks?
Where are the terms of your website defined?
All artists using The Pixel Gallery are required to indicate that they agree to our document called the "Artist's Declaration" before being allowed to submit any artworks.
The Artist's Declaration is shown below:
Can I still sell images that I offer as NFTs in a different format as a giclee print or postcard?
Giclee prints and postcards would be allowed under the terms of our website, as would sales of all physical forms of the artwork. What we prohibit is for someone to sell an NFT of the same artwork on another website at the same time as, or after selling it on The Pixel Gallery.
If an artwork is listed on your platform and there have been no sales, can one commute it to another platform?
Artworks are initially added to our platform as “listings” only, and we mint the NFTs as they are purchased. This means if the artwork hasn’t sold, there won’t be any NFTs of it in circulation. On that basis we’d be ok with you listing that artwork on another platform (provided the artwork is also unlisted from our site). Re-listing an artwork for sale as an NFT only becomes problematic when NFTs of it has already been sold.
Why is there no minimum file size?