‘Monsters in Metaverse’: Filipino street artist to drop ‘Monster Mayhem’ NFT collection

By cineramaFebruary 21, 2022Metaverse

This undated photo shows Filipino street artist Distort Monsters or Miggy Antonio. (Distort Monsters/Released) From alleys and parkways to metaverse, a Filipino street artist would take his colorful creatures […]

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‘Monsters in Metaverse’: Filipino street artist to drop ‘Monster Mayhem’ NFT collection

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