Digital land purchasing platform, Next Earth, has just released its “Land Art module 4.0”, to improve the metaverse experience allowing users to paint creative pixel artworks to their lands.
The metaverse has garnered widespread attention in the recent months because of the non-fungible tokens (NFT) boom and a recent endorsement from Facebook- now Meta, CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The digital asset craze is boosting the digital goods economy and platforms that offer augmented and virtual reality which alternatively are helping to make virtual experiences more closer to reality. With the world shifting online, people want to be able to create and display unique digital identities and experiences. As a result of the growing popularity, several high-profile cryptocurrency firms have revealed their plans to jump into the bandwagon.
A Virtual World Of Endless Possibilities
Next Earth is a metaverse, that offers an NFT replica of Earth that can be explored and experienced. According to the official blog post, Next Earth has released – “The Next Earth Land Art module 4.0”, allowing users to add any emoji they imagine over their land, even over their pixel art. With this tool, users can create a whole new level of formations and add any type of art on their piece of virtual land. The emoji tool is a way for landowners to add more details to their land. The Next Earth platform aims to integrate new technologies to create a unique and immersive metaverse experience. The post stated,
“Pixel art is not a new concept, but it is new to the metaverse, and we believe it has great potential for exploration and creativity. We believe that it will continue to rise in popularity, as users look for new ways to interact and experience the digital world.”
Next Earth- Exact Copy Of Planet Earth
Next Earth is an NFT-based replica of Earth, made up of 10mX10m sized squares on a digital grid layer. The whole ecosystem is built on land NFT’s, which according to the company is an “exact copy of Planet Earth”. The company aims to build the largest sales, marketing and service platform for virtual businesses. Gabor Retfalvi, CEO of Next Earth, said that these lands can be monetized easily by using them for anyone who would like to conduct any activity in the metaverse. He remarked,
“Any type of activity will be done on these virtual lands that real world lands can host, for example agriculture or imaginary wars in the form of Play To Earn games. Live events, e.g. concerts and theater plays can be hosted as well.”
