Robinhood has partnered with Notable.art to launch an exclusive non-fungible token (NFT) giveaway. This initiative offers Robinhood Wallet users a unique opportunity to acquire digital sketches by the renowned American artist Hunt Slonem. The campaign is set to unfold through four separate NFT giveaways, scheduled bi-weekly, each featuring distinct artwork from Slonem. These NFTs will be available directly within the Robinhood Wallet app on iOS, under the Web3 tab, allowing seamless participant access.
Notable.art has committed to covering the network fees for minting these NFTs for up to the first 10,000 participants to lower the barriers to entry for prospective collectors.
After this threshold, participants will need to handle any associated network fees. The NFTs are minted on Notable and will be directly delivered to users’ wallets, showcasing a blend of innovation and accessibility in the art collection space.
Robinhood to enhance collectibility with physical art prints
Robinhood also annnounced the availability of physical prints for participants who manage to collect all four NFTs released during the giveaway. These limited edition prints, capped at 400 total across the four sketches, will be purchasable by U.S. participants. Also, each print is priced at $1,500.
The prints are set to be released between April 23 and May 6, or until supplies are exhausted, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a piece of art that bridges the digital and physical worlds.
Notable CEO Zain Talyarkhan emphasized the platform’s mission to lower the traditionally high barriers associated with fine art collecting. In addition, Notable aims to offer unique digital artworks complemented by museum-quality prints at accessible price points by partnering with celebrated artists like Slonem
Hunt Slonem, whose works have graced over 350 international exhibitions, is celebrated for his Neo-Expressionist style and vibrant use of color. His collaboration with Robinhood and Notable.art represents a significant foray into the NFT space, promising to engage new audiences with his art in a “fun and spirited way.”
