We are super excited to announce our collaboration with FlowFest! It is a great privilege to team-up with #Flow family, Flowverse, Blocto and other creative teams building #onFlow.
FlowFest is a multi-month immersive experience into the cutting edge of what is being built in crypto, from collectibles to gaming, to music, to sports, and much more. There will be exciting reveals, exclusive drops, and a lot of fun.
Mystery Pack on Starly
We will host a gamified Mystery Pack giveaway — channeling the attention of thousands of true participants and collectors worldwide towards each ecosystem partner project. It is all about attracting true collectors and building the community.
Everyone will have an opportunity to redeem a FREE Mystery Pack and learn more about the specific NFTs they get during the pack opening. Each project will contribute thousands of NFTs to the Mystery Pack, including Starly creators, ChainMonsters, and many more (get ready to be amazed!).
NFTs from all participating partners will be shuffled and randomly packed into sealed Mystery Packs. Each pack will include a set of 3 NFTs. The Mystery Pack opening will happen on Starly.io — after opening them, users will receive NFTs directly to their Blocto wallets and will have access to them on partners’ portals.
Upcoming drops
During the FlowFest there will also be new amazing drops on Starly.
21 Ronin by Joseph Diaz — 12th of October
Art director and concept artist with a proven track record working with Netflix, Game of Thrones, Warcraft and other big names, offers an insight into the near future when the Earth is attacked by an alien race. Artificial Intelligence is the only possibility for mankind to survive this terrible attack. The love for ancient Japan of the scientist that developed this AI will shape the robot army in the form of a mechanical Samurai.
Red October by Jakub Różalski — 18th of October
We welcome back the Polish artist, who grew up in a small town in the era of political changes, inspiring him to create an alternate reality. Like Europe and the world at the beginning of the 20th century, the world of 1920+ is full of contrasts, diversity, mystery and unexplored places. Artworks in the collection have been created in several years, and this universe has inspired an already legendary board game — Scythe, RTS game ‘Iron Harvest’, books, music, and perhaps in turning into a movie in the near future.
Angelarium: Watchers by Peter Mohrbacher — 26th of October
After a career in game development and a stint working on art for Magic: The Gathering, Peter switched his full-time focus to Angelarium in 2015. Since then, he’s added at least one new divine being to the collection every month. Peter’s iconic designs have had a sizable impact on the way pop culture depicts gods and angels. You can see shades of his influence throughout the digital art world and spot references peeking through in movies, video games, and other media. As a natively digital painter, Peter’s work has been widely collected through Limited Edition prints. Starting in 2018 he became an early adopter of NFTs and sells his newest work directly as rare digital creations.
Titans of Our Time by Vladislav Lakshe — 2nd of November
We are thrilled to have another collection of Vladislav Lakshe — the artist who unites two of his greatest passions — art and basketball. The latest collection focuses on the neverending fight. Superstars annually meet in a merciless battle for the NBA Cup to show who is the real king of the court! The Battle of the Kings is the fight blessed by the victorious God of basketball and only the real King will come out of this bloody fight as a winner.
Hellenes by Igor Skaletsky — 9th of November
Igor Skaletsky has traveled in the hot spots of contemporary art to find his own visual identity. Our visual habits, this secret passage to the unconscious, become juggling toys in his hands. Hellenes are the modern goddesses — the artist freely manipulates the recognizable images of the history of art and high culture and ironically unites them in the stylistics of fashion magazines. The spectator lives through his images as if through the shock of the unexpected discovery of a familiar story.
