#NFT and copyright sits at a very interesting intersection to me due to the ownership aspect.

Seems like there is a lot of room for creative thinkers to further explore this aspect in future endeavors

Will cryptoartists add copyrights to their #NFTs down the road? Things like prints, t shirts, collectibles. I haven't seen it yet, but some artists may benefit from this, especially if they have no interest in the "business" side

I have begun to see the addition of physical copies of the work added to the #NFT sale or other combinations or physical/digital world, but it still seems nascent

Will "pieces" of huge works like @trevorjonesart 'Picasso's Bull' be fragmented further? Say you buy 3% of a work and then see 3% of the works appreciation.

This is kind of seen in "Multiple Editions", but not totally. I feel that it adds another layer to the scarcity debate

I think works will continue to have a "gamification" component as well

I see it in @MattKaneArtist 'Right Place & Right Time' piece. The volatility of #BTC changes the art - what else can be created/altered with programming or community components seen in varied ownership

In my mind, @AsyncArt is on to something with their "Layer" purchases.

Collectors creating their own artwork by combining "layers" of the artists work they own making entirely new work. This will become more prevalent.

But then can it be sold as a #remix w/o ownership?

You can play around with this idea a bit on @Coldie's website here:

https://coldie3d.com/Build-Your-Own-Edward-Snowden-Decentral-Eyes-Portrait

Really, really interesting concept overall. This thread just scratches the surface, but I'd love to hear more ideas!