Virtual Artist FAQ
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A virtual artist is a non-physical artist. That means it does not exist physically but exists mainly in the virtual space (metaverse). One of the earliest examples of a virtual artist is . A virtual artist does not have to be a musician, it can be an influencer, video artist or a meme. Defining new forms of virtual artists will be one of many goals for the MIM swarm.
There are many different roles needed to create a virtual artist. A virtual artist requires music, visuals, styling and marketing. For example, if you are good at making memes that can also be a useful skill for a virtual artist creator.
You can join MIM on , and . You can follow MIM on and .
MIM will donate MIM tokens based on the quality and category of your contributions. You are not be guaranteed a reward for all your contributions related to a virtual artist, since contributions will require their own selection process. The donations will come from the contributor fund that is issued on an annual basis.
The profits from a virtual artist will be divided to benefit the swarm and each individual creator. This means that all profit from a virtual artist (NFT's, merch etc) will be divided per project. You will also receive a MIM token donation for your contribution. This donation will come from the contributor funds.
You can form your own team and create a virtual artist. If MIM appreciates your virtual artist, it is possible that you can release something from the virtual artist on MIM. Virtual artist team formation can happen in our .
There's many ways of supporting a virtual artist. You can buy its products (NFTs, music, merch etc), make memes, spread the word about the artist or contribute to the creation of the actual virtual artist.