For NFT artist Padid, from Thailand, this could be real-life someday.
Hence Padid went out and created BOXHAUS. A series of houses that could defend themselves from awful disasters like the event it was inspired by. As Padid says: βThe BOXHAUS project shows houses and buildings that can fold up and close again, to protect themselves against bad weather, natural disasters and explosions.β
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Padid is an interior and graphic designer. βI've been working on the customer side of design for too long. What I really want to do, is create art that really represents me. NFTs are the answer. I hope to inspire my grandson. Heβs 7 years old now and the first time he saw a BOXHAUS, he asked me: βIs that real?β I hope, someday, it will be.β
βFor the 3D work, I use Sketchup to move the workpiece little by little. I then save the image frame by frame to make an animation in Photoshop, and then I convert it to MP4.β