Marrisa Wilson Fall 2022 Show Interview and Review
Marrisa Wilson's NFT Designs Are Straight From the Future
![PS: How are you incorporating NFTs?
MW: To enter into the NFT space, I really wanted to do it in a way that makes sense for me. So, I still love hand drawing and rendering my illustrations.
I know you've seen what a lot of these NFTs look like, and they are auto-generated and [have] editions of hundreds or thousands, which is totally fine, but I wanted to incorporate my craft. I still believe in old-school fashion illustrations, and that's part of my process as I develop each collection.
So, that was a way for me to feel most authentic showing up in these spaces, not doing a drop because everyone else was doing it.](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/82QZXAPZogXWwofSRCnuM6fYxp8/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2022/03/10/662/n/1922564/078247ef10f395fb_GettyImages-1370730264/i/PS-How-are-you-incorporating-NFTs.jpg "PS: How are you incorporating NFTs?
MW: To enter into the NFT space, I really wanted to do it in a way that makes sense for me. So, I still love hand drawing and rendering my illustrations.
I know you've seen what a lot of these NFTs look like, and they are auto-generated and [have] editions of hundreds or thousands, which is totally fine, but I wanted to incorporate my craft. I still believe in old-school fashion illustrations, and that's part of my process as I develop each collection.
So, that was a way for me to feel most authentic showing up in these spaces, not doing a drop because everyone else was doing it.")
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