Time Magazine Released Exclusive Covers Inspired by a 1966 Front Page
Laura McQuarrie — March 26, 2021 — Pop Culture
References: superrare.co & designtaxi
Time Magazine published its 'Is God Dead?' magazine cover on April 8th, 1966 and there's now a digital collectible version inspired by the cover that's been released in the NFT market.
The exclusive cover art appeals to art collectors who are looking to own a unique piece of history, as the 1966 cover made history as the magazine’s first to feature only text. In 2017, Time Magazine followed up its iconic text-only cover with 'Is Truth Dead?' and now, there's an NFT-only cover that asks 'Is Fiat Dead?' The three covers are up for auction for a limited time on SuperRare.
Digital assets are appealing to those who are looking to own items that are exclusive and backed by data on the decentralized blockchain.
The exclusive cover art appeals to art collectors who are looking to own a unique piece of history, as the 1966 cover made history as the magazine’s first to feature only text. In 2017, Time Magazine followed up its iconic text-only cover with 'Is Truth Dead?' and now, there's an NFT-only cover that asks 'Is Fiat Dead?' The three covers are up for auction for a limited time on SuperRare.
Digital assets are appealing to those who are looking to own items that are exclusive and backed by data on the decentralized blockchain.
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