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Hexa Quillsplice is a papertoy from Hashzznible Collective series, and it's my first generative papertoy ever. While all the characters in the series come as you see them, Hexa is actually a print plate that produces infinite outpus of different skins. The code generates the artwork, which is stewarded by the collector. The artwork can then generate further art that anyone can access by interacting with the token, while the collector’s ownership of the original piece is preserved. Each Hexa Quillsplice can be downloaded, printed, cut, and constructed into small physical paper sculptures, adding an extra layer to the art, never seen on Artblocks before. Even though pieces are not static, which is unusual for print, the high-resolution version for print can be downloaded by clicking the green arrow in the bottom right corner (Enable live rendering). As each mint is hashed, your Hexa Quillsplice will always be the one you minted, but at the same time, the very papertoy template is interactive, which gives the collector certain agency, generating a completely unique piece with each click, a never-seen-before expression from the boundless possibilities of the algorithm, which can also be downloaded in high res. Refresh the page and you'll be back on the original piece you minted. The non-generative series is based on free downloadable papertoys to make at home and collectible cards as NFTs. Some collectibles are AI-generated images with my own protected model, trained on my own papertoys, and they are not downloadable. The whole series is tokenized, and you can see it on the Project website link. F.A.Q. How to download High Res? • Click the green arrow in the bottom right corner. No Right Click Save! Download resolution is 3508x2480 px, 72 dpi, PNG file, best for A4, but also good on A3 paper size. How to print, cut, and assemble the papertoy? • I use A4 photo matte paper, between 90 g/m2 - 200 g/m2. My papertoys are not easy to cut with scissors or even regular cutter knives. For best results, use craft scalpels or surgical scalpels. Use white glue for paper or some fast-drying transparent glues for paper. Most of transparent glues don't dry fast enough (I found the UHU green power line most suitable). No need to use fast-bond glues. What printing presets to choose? Please change your default print preset to Photo matte paper and select the Highest color quality available.
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Hexa Quillsplice is a papertoy from the Hashzznible Collective series, and my first generative papertoy ever. While the characters in the series each appear in a fixed form, Hexa can take on an infinite variety of skins. Each Hexa Quillsplice can be downloaded, printed, cut, and assembled into a miniature physical paper sculpture, adding a new layer to the work that has not been seen on Art Blocks before. Although the piece is not static, which is unusual for print, the high-resolution version can be downloaded by clicking the green arrow in the bottom-right corner (Enable live rendering). Each mint is uniquely hashed, so your Hexa Quillsplice will always remain the one you minted. At the same time, the papertoy template itself is interactive, meaning that every click generates a unique, never-before-seen expression from the algorithm’s boundless possibilities, which can also be downloaded in high resolution. Refresh the page, and you return to the original piece you minted. The non-generative series is anchored in freely downloadable papertoys meant for home assembly, alongside collectible cards issued as NFTs. Some works are AI-generated through my own protected model in Alias Studio, trained exclusively on my own papertoys, and are not available for download. The series is fully tokenized and can be explored via the project website. FAQ How do I download the high-resolution file? Click the green arrow in the bottom-right corner. No "Right Click Save”. The downloadable file is 3508 × 2480 px, 72 dpi, in PNG format, which is ideal for A4 and also suitable for A3 prints. How should I print, cut, and assemble the papertoy? I recommend A4 matte photo paper, between 90 g/m2 and 200 g/m2. These papertoys are demanding to cut, so for the best results, use a craft scalpel or surgical scalpel rather than standard scissors or utility knives. For glue, use white paper glue or a fast-drying transparent adhesive; in my experience, the UHU green power line works best. Fast-bond glue is not necessary. Which print settings should I use? Please change your default print preset to Photo matte paper and select the Highest color quality available.
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