Jim Carrey presented his second NFT
Jim Carrey, a Canadian-American actor, and comedian has shown off his second piece of "non-fungible token" (NFT) art. "Goon in Moonlight," the name of the NFT, has a reserve price of $50,000 (about 29.6 ETH). It is a piece of art that uses all of Carrey's skills, including drawing, painting, digital animation, writing, and vocal performance. The NFT was made in collaboration with Big Head Club. Jane Carrey sang ethereal background vocals on it.
Part of the money will be donated to the non-profit World Central Kitchen
"In the unavoidable romance of moonlight, the Goon is doomed to recoil from memories of lost loves and the agony of regret, which can turn any of us into something loathsome in our own minds," Carrey said. The auction for Goon In Moonlight on SuperRare starts today at 3:00 p.m. EST and goes through Thursday. Part of the money will go to the nonprofit World Central Kitchen, which José Andrés started in 2012 to feed people affected by natural disasters.
Sunshower NFT was released in June
Sunshower NFT came out in June, and "Goon in Moonlight" NFT is the next one to come out. Digital art was made with the help of director David Bushell. It is based on a painting by Bushell by the same name. It sold for more than $105,000 (62.04 ETH), and the money went to Feeding America, a charity with more than 200 food banks across the country.
Selena Mattei