As an artist always looking for new ways to share my work, I found something special in Vitruveo — an innovative platform created for artists, gamers, and filmmakers, built on its own Layer-1 blockchain. It offers three creative spaces:
🎨 Xibit for visual art (where you can find my work),
🎮 Vlox for gaming, and
🎬 FlixFund for film.

What really drew me in is how Vitruveo gives artists control over how their work is shared and sold. On Xibit, I can offer my art in different ways through multiple license options:

• Digital Collectibles – Unique, ownable digital versions of my work.
• Print Licensing – Soon you’ll be able to order physical prints on demand.
• ArtCards – Free digital cards to share and promote my creations.
• Streaming License – Like a Spotify, but for visual art (coming soon).
• Remix License – Want to build upon my work? With this license, you can.

This approach allows for ongoing income, beyond a single sale — and I get to choose which licenses I want to offer for each piece.

Another thing I like: Vitruveo doesn’t use the usual NFT “minting” process. Instead, it works with consignment — that means you as the buyer choose the license type that fits you best.

Prices are listed in USD, but artists (like me) get paid in VTRU, Vitruveo’s own token. Just like other crypto, the value of VTRU can go up or down.