Julia and Crim actually pointed that out to me earlier, and it's something that I keep forgetting about.

Its like if I really wanted to make money, I'd do lewd versions of Splinterlands cards, and NFT them.

I'm not sure if @aggroed would be into that or not. I kind of suspect not, but I'm open to being wrong. I haven't seen any legal information on NSFW derivative splinterlands fanart NFTs being a viable legal product in NFTShowroom.

But the idea is that "People love Splinterlands" and "People on HIVE" go together, so it would be a financially solid idea to go after that on NFTShowroom.

Also - Crim's idea of the Cyberpunk / Synthwave / Cypherpunk Themed project.

Somethign like that would probably sell more on HIVE because I think the larger #cryptoart communities including HIVE / EOS / ETH, are all super into that.

I'm not certain that Erotic Alice in Wonderland is really hitting the market nail on the head with NFTShowroom - and in that situation, I don't think my art is beautiful enough, or sexy enough, to just be getting by based on those merits.

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I think the best idea I've come up with is a Live-tweet Choose your own Adventure, with the cypherpunk theme, NSFW Comic, and offer the art assets as GIF / MP4 material and work with synthwave musicians to go onto Crims show, and provide MP4 / GIFs for HIVE Hype, and also have a project.

I think the only missing point here would be some sort of public domain related translation.

So it can be like "A Frankenstein / Monster Boyfriend / NSFW Cyberpunk Graphic Novel."

You get Robot Fucking Cam Girl, who makes her own Monster Boyfriend. Frankenstein. Goths. NSFW Art. Cyberpunk. Cypherpunk. Synthwave. Graphic Novel.

That might be a legit project. Then I think people on EOS / ETH / HIVE / Kickstarter / Patreon / Shopify would all be like:

And it would be good for HIVE and Turn into a Graphic Novel, and Such And Such.

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That's the sort of thing I need to be doing, making something for a group of people, basically. Multiple groups, but with a coherent psychographic.

Then it won't be like "you felt bad" - People will just want to buy it, because it's made for them.

But even then, it still might not work.

Like, my quality of work might not be high enough, or maybe NSFW doesn't actually have a legit market for my work on Cryptoart. Lots of possibilities.