I'd rather help onboard people to existing Cryptoart Communities:
https://peakd.com/c/hive-158694/trending - Alien Art HIVE @juliakponsford
https://peakd.com/c/hive-156509/trending - OnchainArt @midlet
These two communities are a sufficient number of art communities for me to be associated with. I'd rather help them build more than start a new one.
I share my business processes on Alien Art HIVE.
I don't actually think onboarding cryptoartists is super important. I think Cryptoartists will go wherever they believe they can get money.
The strongest impact that a cryptoartist can make on the larger ecosystem would be:
- Create Projects that are outstanding and attract attention.
- Grow an Audience with those projects that are beyond HIVE
- Offer some kind of unique value proposition that is available only on HIVE.
- Collaborate with Non-Crypto Artists / Creators, and help them monetize their work through HIVE and through the collaboration.
- Monetize their projects on external platforms.
- Onboard their own fans / audience in order to reward engagement with posts on HIVE, so that audience members are financially incentivized by upvotes from the artists they are following.
- Artists also need to Secure income to power up, so they can allocate these resources as HP Power, which increases vote value, which allows for engagement rewards to be more noteworthy.
I'll think more about this later.