A Pixel of color
get a pixel of color and be a part of a big NFT project!
#Red
#Blue
#Green
#Black
#Orange
#White
#Violet
A PIXEL OF COLOR represent the first collection of 1024 legendary colors NFTs. The „A PIXEL OF COLOR“ are stored as NFT (Non-Fungible Token) on the Cardano blockchain.
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About the project
We pixel the world as we like it
How to BUY
The first thing we need is an exchange. This is used by us to exchange the current currency (USD, EUR, etc., also called FIAT money) into the corresponding cryptocurrency that we need to buy our NFTs.
In this case you need the cryptocurrency ADA (Cardano).
The exchanges we recommend are Binance, Bitpanda or Coinbase.
The links provided are for how to open an account with the relevant exchange and how to send FIAT money to your chosen exchange.
You already have your ADAs in the Exchange, now it’s time to transfer it to what we call “Wallet”.
There are three wallets that accept our NFTs: Nami, Yoroi or Daedalus.
The Nami Wallet is highly recommended.
Now you are well prepared to buy an NFT.
How to MINT
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Connect your Wallet
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Select Your Quantity
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Confirm The Transaction
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Receive Your NFT’s
primary colors
The eight primary colors are RED, GREEN, BLUE, CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, WHITE and BLACK.
Black and white are the achromatic primary colors, the other six are the chromatic primary colors.
a historical look at color
Can you imagine a world without color?
Probably not!
Today we differentiate between red, tomato red, fire red, brick red, salsa – and the list can be continued almost endlessly. Recognizing and understanding colors has become a lifestyle.
But how did it actually come about to create color palettes with different shades?
Over 40,000 years ago, a combination of chalk, earth, animal fat, and burned charcoal was used by humans to create the earliest known drawings. These components created a palette of five colors that would be the basis of art for a very long time: black, white, red, yellow, and brown.
These components created a palette of five colors that would be the basis of art for a very long time: black, white, red, yellow, and brown.
New colors were then discovered and created through exploration, experimentation, and scientific and technological advances.
A very good example is the rainbow.
Despite traditional rhymes and songs being associated with the colors of the rainbow, in reality there are no pure colors as they all merge into a single, continuous spectrum.
Until 1704, depictions of the rainbow contained only five colors.
Through the history of the rainbow shows us that the colors of the rainbow can vary in color due to cultural origins.
Color interpretation is important and has evolved through human influence rather than the natural perception of a single color.
