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Underrated: Party Degenerates, The Walking Dead Avatars and more

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Traveling the world of non-fungibles is a daunting task. With so many new NFT projects, artists, and large-scale collections cropping up weekly, it’s become nearly impossible to keep up with every subsequent development.

In the past, a simple browse of OpenSea was enough to find the latest NFT craze. But things have changed drastically since the 2021 NFT boom. Now, NFT enthusiasts have to be acutely aware of what and where they collect.

To help discover amazing NFT efforts, both new and old, NFT now presents Undervalued: a weekly column that highlights innovative projects, collections, and artists moving the NFT space forward.

Three parties incarnate. Credit: Party Decay

Party Degenerates, launched on October 17, 2021, is a PFP NFT collection led by prominent Collector/Investor Seedphrase and entrepreneurs Alex Napik And Raluca Chersiu. Comprised of a total of 10,000 NFTs, each token in the collection was designed in part by prominent crypto artists Blake Catherine, Corey Van Leeuw, FVCikender, Hackatao, and others.

Party Degenerates boasts an impressive list of membership benefits including virtual and in-person events, exclusive merchants, commercial rights, access to parties around the world and more. As one of the first Generative Avatar projects to drop without release any Of pre-mint collectible artwork, Party Degenerates carries a philanthropic mission by reserving 10% of all secondary sales to support artists and musicians.

The Walking Dead Lands 3D Avatar, launched October 4, 2022, is the latest public NFT drop from Orange Comet and the AMC franchise β€œThe Walking Dead” (TWD). The collection, which features 5,000 lifelike 3D hand-sculpted recreations of the show’s most famous characters, is the third release in the TWD x Orange Comet series.

Unlike previous collections, this 3D Avatar Collection coincides with The Walking Dead Lands – a post-apocalyptic open-world build and earn digital experience based on the TWD universe. To access The Walking Dead Lands, fans and collectors must collect at least one avatar, marking this particular drop as the beginning of the growing Web3 experience.

RAC's Hong Kong NFT
Hong Kong NFT. Credit RAC

Architecture, launching on December 16, 2021, is a collection of architectural photography NFTs created by the GRAMMY-Award winner. Producer RAC. Although, as a musician, RAC has established itself as a prominent and successful part of the NFT space, the architecture is a departure from its usual manifestations.

Consisting of 14 photographs, Architecture is a unique use-case of a multidisciplinary artist breaking out of the usual release routine. As individuality is said to be the hallmark of success in the NFT market, RAC’s numerous efforts continue to exemplify the many ways manufacturers can leverage their talents on Web3.

Riot Girls, launched February 14, 2022Musicians, activists, and content creators Pussy RiotNew PFP project created in collaboration with popular crypto-artists Gremlin. Comprised of 666 NFTs, Riot Girls is billed as the first collection to represent women of all ages.

Featuring a wide variety of both hand-drawn and generative NFTs, Riot Girls is unique in that the collection includes unique holders and burn rewards that help transform the collection over time. Given the high-profile nature of collaborative efforts, Riot Girls exists as a testament to collaboration and inclusion.

HUXLEY Comics, launched October 15, 2021A graphic novel universe created by a famous sci-fi concept artist Ben Mauro. Currently comprising nearly 30,000 pieces, the HUXLEY Comics Collection is an ever-growing supply of dynamic comic NFTs believed to be six issues long.

Huxley presents collectors and readers with a post-apocalyptic universe set in the desolate wastelands of a planet gripped by nuclear war. The HUXLEY ecosystem is divided into avatars and comic NFT collections and It has been said A project by Mauro will be β€œA Decade in the Making.”



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