3 Reasons Why I Want Whitelist For This Upcoming NFT Project
If you are looking to get involved in a fun NFT project with unique art, I’m going to highlight 3 reasons why I’m so bullish on Invisible Friends NFT.
Before diving into why I love the look of this NFT project I would like to say that this is not financial advice and that you should do your own research (DYOR) before getting involved in any NFT project.
What is Invisible Friends?
Invisible Friends is a collection of 5,000 animated NFTs worked on by Markus Magnusson, which will be available to mint from mid to late January.
Invisible Friends will be the third project from Random Character Collective, which is the team behind the recently launched NFT projects, SlimHoods, and Mood Rollers.
According to the Random Character Collective discord,
“WL is currently being given out to valuable community members”
With over 70k Twitter followers, the Invisible Friends is not an NFT project you want to miss!
I would love to get on the whitelist for Invisible Friends and mint my own for the following reasons:
1. The Art
If I am drawn to the art of an NFT project there’s a high chance I will be looking to get whitelisted and mint. And after seeing the artwork for Invisible Friends pop-up on Twitter I was captivated!
The gif below shows off the animated artwork of the upcoming NFTs.
As you can see, the animated artwork is so clean. It looks fun and simple which makes the artwork behind the project incredibly unique.
Unique art is so refreshing especially in NFTs because it means that the boundaries for the space are being pushed, which is why I love the look of this project so far.
2. The Animator
As it stands, Invisible Friends does not have a website but I was able to find the individual behind these visually pleasing animations.
Markus Magnusson is an animator and illustrator who has produced some amazing art in the past, including the animated gif below.
The animated gif above was sold for a whopping 4.8723 Eth ($18,410.18). Of course, it’s not guaranteed but this does suggest that Invisible Friends is likely to be a successful NFT project.
3. The community
With 60k+ members the Random Character Collective Discord is a great server to be a part of. Not only does the server have a very active collective chat but it has a mental health channel that is filled with the whole community engaging with each other and sharing positive vibes, which is one of the many positive qualities of the NFT community as a whole.
Not only is the discord so helpful and nice but if you were to open the artwork and meme channel you will see the incredibly high level of creativity of the discord members. From funny memes to breathtaking artwork, the discord server is a great community to be a part of.
Final thoughts
The artwork behind the Invisible Friends project is very impressive.
The community is also very positive and there is a lot of hype surrounding this project at the moment and since the mint date is still a few weeks away this is a very good sign for Invisible Friends.
The mint date for this NFT project isn’t until the mid to late stages of January, this gives me and you plenty of time to try and secure ourselves a whitelist that will allow us to mint one of the 5,000 Invisible Friends.
I am very much looking forward to seeing the website and roadmap for this project because although the artwork is indeed very good, it would be even better to see some form of utility for Invisible Friend holders.
