Deepakshi Aggarwal is a 23 year old girl from Chandigarh. By profession, she is an illustrator, graphic designer, 2D artist and visualizer. Personally, she loves animals, and since she was little, she wanted to do something for the cause of animals.

She eventually found it, however, through art, or digital art to be precise, and that too, through the world of cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

She was struggling to get fair credit for her works, as she says, but crypto and NFTs have opened up a new canvas for her, and so far she has been able to raise huge amounts of money for the cause.

According to her, she started her journey in the world of NFT about seven months ago, and today her NFT collection has 313 interpretations of the character Nom Nom, which she created.

She is now one of many artists in India who have found a huge following, as well as faster response and competitive compensation through NFTs, and feels overwhelmed with the support and experience she has received.

NFTaccording to her, are the icing on the cake.

Or, take the case of Mukul Kapoor, 22, a Mumbai-based writer and photographer.

He initially wanted to learn more about digital art, cryptocurrencies, and the metaverse, and further research exposed him to the untapped potential of the NFT space. He sold his very first coin, a photograph titled Trivikrama, the Conqueror for 0.09 Binance Coin (BNB) within the first six hours of signing up.

He now has two more creations for sale, priced at 0.09 BNB each, and is looking to connect with other creators like him around the world who are open to this technology.

The global Covid-19 pandemic has had a huge role to play in the popularity of NFT and digital art. The closures have made physical art venues off-limits and NFTs have emerged as an alternative source of revenue as revenues dwindle in the traditional art space.

Today, digital assets, such as images, videos, music and collectibles are all the rage among collectors and buyers in the metaverse and the NFT world, and artists like Deepakshi and Mukul are making a name for themselves while earning a lot of money. .

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