Cazzodromo

512 cazzi, drawn by hand. No two alike.

Each one is a pen drawing on a single sticky note, photographed and catalogued with its own attributes and scores. Coming to OpenSea, one piece at a time.

A few from the wall

A different handful every hour.

See all 512

Every one has a profile

Four attributes describe what is on the note. Three scores say how rare that makes it.

Dogecoin, No. 400

No. 400

Dogecoin

Category
Conceptual
Origin
Fictional
Material
Ethereal

Power37.1 of 100

Rarity index × coefficient of uniqueness ÷ 10.

Rarity index55.65 of 100

Higher when fewer pieces share its category, style, origin and material.

Coefficient of uniqueness6.67 of 10

Higher when fewer pieces share the exact combination of all four.

How scores work

Paper first

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"Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space." Walter Benjamin

It's no easy task to say what and where these subjects actually are. Perhaps, quoting Shakespeare, they are such stuff as dreams are made on: artificial, oceanic, extraterrestrial, mythical, detailed or minimal.

Every piece started as a single sticky note, drawn by hand in pen and photographed one by one.

The crew

Engineers, designers, marketers and copywriters: overnight programmers from the future, nostalgic humanists from the last century, nerds in tracksuits.

  • Matteo

    Creative mind with a flair for innovation

  • BIG-A

    Tech-savvy powerhouse driving NFT excellence.

  • ABU

    Visionary strategist shaping NFT evolution.

  • CJ

    Artistic soul crafting NFT masterpieces.

  • JT

    Detail-oriented NFT architect pushing boundaries.

Buying one

Where can I buy a piece?

On OpenSea. Sales haven't opened yet; when they do, each piece will be listed on its own and its page here will link straight to its listing.

What exactly do I get?

The NFT for that one piece. It points to the full-resolution photo of the drawing, stored on IPFS, and each piece's page links to that file.

Are any two pieces the same?

No. There are 512 drawings and each exists once. Some share the same attributes, which is exactly what the scores measure.

Who is this for?

Anyone who finds a cazzo on a sticky note funny. It's cartoon nudity, so the collection is meant for adults.