I minted my first piece of NFT art. I did this through Rarible.io.
I do not think it went well. My first batch of NFT's did not upload correctly which caused a loss of 40.00, no way to contact anyone for trouble shooting issues. If something goes wrong in the minting process, I have found no one to contact in regards to the issues. My minted product appears blank. Well I did not want that in my profile so I had to pay more gas fees to delete the broken NFT's.
I minted more and got it right, not sure how, but I did. I do not think Metamask and rarible worked together for the minting process so well at all.
I did think Rainbow wallet was easiest. however it costs to get money or ETH on that too. Everything costs.
Another 80.00 later I finally have 6 Minted NFT Gifs up for sale.
Was it worth it? I have no clue. I am trying to make the NFT art I sell mean something more by donating to organizations that I have seen in person, been involved with, or vetted and will post donations made and to which organization on my Twitter feed @frickable. I have made nothing because I have just started, but I know the first donation will be going to the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle conservation center in Florida!
https://opensea.io/assets/0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430/354146
I used my Eyeball. :) I would not recommend using flash on your eyeball during the picture taking processes!
I decided to also put my artwork onto bags and clocks, cutting boards and such. utilizing Society6 and Zazzle!
https://society6.com/donnerfly
https://www.zazzle.com/s/frickable
The bag is cheaper here
https://society6.com/product/eye-c-u4861635_bag?curator=donnerfly
CUTTING BOARD?! https://society6.com/product/eye-c-u4861635_cutting-board?curator=donnerfly