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Cryogenic – Animated Digital Art Portrait by Vectorvault

August 8, 2023 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

This digital artwork was created using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Manually moving multiple elements individually one at a at time to produce a traditional animation effect.

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Toronto Nostalgia Collection by NFT Nat

February 8, 2022 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

Monetizing Memory Lane

A series of unique vintage digital photo collages. Each 1 of 1 in comprised of black and white photos from the late 80’s taken in Toronto.
Toronto Nostalgia

Transforming #Toronto memories into a new #NFT series. If you like them, please take a moment to share with others. #NFTcommunity #FemaleNFTcreator #WomenInNFT https://t.co/1ovmXMf085 (0.15 ETH) pic.twitter.com/fh1RD6zzZp
— NFT Nat (@NFTnats) February 8, 2022

Vectorvault celebrates one year in the NFT Community

January 31, 2022 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

NFT Retrospective

It’s hard to believe that a year has gone by. Here are some of the the 100+ NFTs that were minted during 2021.
I’ve learned a great deal and look forward to applying those learnings with future projects.

Celebrating one year since @lifewithart_ onboarded me into the #NFTcommunity. Looking back – Looking forward. https://t.co/nIxHnNDEdl :: @NFTnats is watching my six. pic.twitter.com/Yy6BMXbJed
— VECTORVAULT (@vectorvault) January 30, 2022

Vectorvault in the Mask Ephemera Exhibition – NFT NYC – Nov. 1 – 4, 2021

October 6, 2021 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

Canada is coming in hot!

After a dedicated year in the world of NFTs, Vectorvault has been included in the NFT NYC conference. As part of the Mask Ephemera Exhibit curated by Searchlight by NFT Tips. Vectorvault will be featured alongside some of the most exciting Creators in the space today.

Apparently, “if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere“. That sentiment will be put to the test with an exclusive piece entitled “Windows to the Soul”. A manually animated vector collage comprised of over 15 years of vector components from the Vectorvault Toolbox *(est 2005).

“I have been making digital art for almost 30 years. Long before I knew that there was even a market for it. This show in NYC is a special milestone for me.”

Vectorvault (aka. Adam Jarvis)

Officially recognized as a Canadian Digital Visual Artist by Canada Council for the Arts, he works from his studio in Toronto. Along with this NFT Production Manager and co/owner NFT Nat, they have become active participants in this exciting digital artistic renaissance.

“Windows to the Soul” by Vectorvault.
The buyer of this NFT will also be included in a page that catalogues this piece and it’s history. This extra support is designed to increase secondary sales and record a buyer’s involvement. Read more here.

Apparently, "if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere”. #MaskEphemera #NFTExhibition @NFT_NYC @edisonballroom – Nov. 1 – 4 curated by @SearchNFTs :: @JenJoyRoybal @kas__vegas @PilarCote https://t.co/l6XnC7frc6 @NFTnats @clubb_q @lifewithart_ #TimesSquare & #Metaverse pic.twitter.com/fAmXhlEAj8
— VECTORVAULT (@vectorvault) October 7, 2021