Cricket Art Takes the Field: Striker and Young Artists Bring IPL Heroes to Life as Digital Collectibles

The use of blockchain technology to verify ownership of these non-fungible tokens (NFTs) allows players to sell them in the marketplace and earn real money. This partnership between Striker and young artists has opened up a new avenue for monetising art.

According to Najeeb Thottungal, who is one of the artists that collaborated with Striker, his experience was nothing short of incredible. Thottungal expressed that working with Striker was a tremendous learning opportunity for him, as he not only gained valuable insights into character anatomy, but also gained a deeper understanding of other critical aspects of illustration such as lighting, shadows, rendering, and materials."

This collaboration between Striker and young artists is a promising development in the world of cricket art.

These digital artworks have the potential to become art collectibles for cricket fans. Raaj Rufaro enthusiastically praised the idea of utilizing cricket art as game cards, stating that it is a brilliant concept that will not only empower artists like himself but also revolutionize the way art is monetized. It appears that cricket art is here to stay, and we can anticipate more such collaborations in the future as the IPL and the world of cricket continue to evolve.