Laguna Beach NFT Art Series


 Earlier this year, I created a “Laguna Beach” NFT series to establish Laguna’s art culture on the blockchain. It’s the first NFT artwork series based on Laguna and a coastal Orange County town.

There are 51 pieces in the series based on Laguna’s 926”51” zip code. Each NFT is a different shade of Laguna Beach’s hexadecimal color.

To see the entire “Laguna Beach” on OpenSea.io, click here.

To learn more about my thoughts on NFTs, check out this article on Stu News Laguna.

Location: Laguna Beach, CA, USA

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