How to display digital art
Since Voice launched, artists and collectors alike have asked us, “How can I display my NFT?”
The question of how to display digital art has always been an important sticking point when discussing the future growth of the NFT community. Many collectors who are on the fence about NFTs have told us that as much as they want to support digital artists, they also don’t want to purchase art that ends up sitting hidden in a virtual wallet. They claim that it does a disservice to both the collector and the artist if no one is looking at and appreciating the art after it is purchased, and rightly so. Art should be shared and displayed.
To combat this issue, we’ve come up with a number of options. First, we launched the Voice NFT Gallery app to allow collectors and artists to display their collections on their Smart TVs and Apple devices. Now, we’ve gone one step further to ensure that art purchased on Voice can be displayed.
Thanks to a partnership with Infinite Objects, collectors can now print their Voice NFTs in Infinite Objects displays directly from their account on Voice.com!
In collaboration with Infinite Objects, we have added the Infinite Objects’ Print Button widget to every owned NFT in your Voice collection on Ethereum and Polygon. The Infinite Objects’ Print Button has a Web3 integration that authenticates the asset ownership on Voice and allows the collector to purchase an NFT Print. Each NFT Print comes with a QR code on the back of the display that leads to the digital asset on the chain, and allows collectors to own and display tangible versions of their art IRL.
- Head to your Voice profile
- Click on an NFT that you have collected
- Scroll down past the NFT description
- Click the “Print with Infinite Objects” button and purchase a display for your NFT
It’s that easy! Check out our FAQ to learn more.
We’d love to see your Voice NFTs in their Infinite Objects displays! Share unboxing videos and pics of your NFT prints with us on Instagram. Tag @voicehq and @infiniteobjects and follow the hashtag #IOPRINTBUTTON to see how other people have displayed their digital art.
