Shakur Estate announced the NFT jewellery collection called “The Immortal Collection” to honour the legendary rapper Tupac (aka 2PAC).
Image Credit: 2PAC/Twitter
In fact, the collection will release on MakersPlace. Apart from this, the upcoming exhibit, “Wake Me When I’m Free” will also show the collection. This drop features 2PAC’s personal items.
Remembering the artist with 2PAC’s NFT jewellery drops
The NFTs were created in partnership with Digital Arts & Sciences and Impossible Brief. These are the world-leading specialists in digital art.
As seen in pictures, each NFT jewellery is a representation of 2PAC’s character. Given that, the artist ring symbolizes his creative nature, on the other hand, the Makaveli bracelet reflects his “Activist” side. Also, the two ironic NFTs: “Saint” featuring Euphansia medallion necklace and “Sinner” picturized by solitaire diamond ring shows the artist’s humane nature.
“Tupac’s belief that everyone has the right to express themselves honestly through whichever artform they saw fit includes everything from music, to acting, from writing to dance, from photography and culinary art to self-expression through fashion” stated in a recent press release.
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Basically, the NFT marketplace owns all kinds of digital assets, signed and issued by the creators. With the addition of signatures, the collectibles come as more authentic.
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