Discover Why Drunk Robots are going viral in the NFT world

Oct 6, 2022

Graphic artist Christiaan Rendle has released a brilliantly illustrated digital pop-art NFT collection that he conceived and designed while in rehab.

United States - October 6, 2022 —

Graphic artist and software developer, Rendle explains, "I was partying too much and took it too far and at my sisters advice, I checked myself into rehab. I did a 1-month inpatient stay at a facility in Oregon. Obviously in rehab they take your phone away, no laptop, no internet - we didn't even have TV, so you have a lot of time to reflect. I resolved I was going to make the most of my time in rehab, so I decided to sketch out an NFT project I’d had in mind for a while, and with that ‘Drunk Robots’ was born.

Each evening I’d sketch dozens of illustrations, experimenting with different ideas, designs and traits. By the time I left rehab, sober and clear-headed, I had hundreds of hand drawn sketches. I went about digitizing them all and writing a smart contract for the blockchain before releasing my NFT project, Drunk Robots."

Robots Take Flight

Drunk Robots has seen unprecedented success, with Rendle reporting that within 24 hours of the release, all 10000 NFT tokens had been minted and the project had taken off. It has spawned a thriving community. In just the first two weeks, Drunk Robots sored to a market cap of $250,000.

With such rapid expansion, Rendle has added partners and now has eight people working on the immensely popular NFT project, adding merchandise, a game, energy drink and a Drunk Robots graphic comic is in production. The Drunk Robots team is now planning to take their Robots to NFT London, New York City, and Miami.

Christiaan Rendle, is thrilled to announce the launch of his exclusive Drunk Robots NFT. This is a limited underground NFT collection of 10,000 digital pop-art NFTs with outstanding illustrations. The full collection is 100% original hand-drawn art. Every Drunk Robot is completely unique, with 3,200,000 possible combinations of over 150 attributes and visual traits.

Drunk Robots' release has been both a whirlwind and a labor of love. "A few months ago, no one had heard of a Drunk Robot; now, Drunk Robots are one of the hottest upcoming NFT projects in the space – it has changed my life" Rendle says.

The Robots’ Story

Drunk Robots have an enthralling story, and each is a unique quirky robot with a next generation SUDO AI chip inside. "If only the scientists had known what they were dragging themselves into - they would never have empowered these metal boxes with omnipotence; they knew these new machines, unchecked, could be unstoppable," the backstory goes.

The NFT

Drunk Robots are tokenized on the Ethereum platform and have all the benefits that come with it: holders have verifiable ownership of a scarce digital asset on the most popular blockchain, and they can be bought, sold, and traded on all NFT markets such as OpenSea.

Rendle says “We’re making NFTs fun again.” The Drunk Robots team invite everyone to learn more about the release of this exciting new NFT project, its merchandise, and forthcoming projects, or "Beep, Boop, Burp!" as the Drunk Robots put it.

About Drunk Robots NFT: Drunk Robots, the brainchild of graphic artist Christiaan Rendle, is an successful global NFT project. Drunk Robots is a collection of 10,000 pop- art generative NFTs with masterful illustrations. The full collection is consists of 100% original hand-drawn art. In addition to the beloved NFTs, the brand is expanding to include merchandise and other upcoming NFT projects.

To learn more about Drunk Robots, graphic artist and software developer Christiaan Rendle, or to arrange an interview for an article, please contact us.

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Name: Christiaan Rendle
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Release ID: 89082693

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