This repository contains the Kudos artwork that what is shown on the Gitcoin Kudos marketplace
Kudos are a recurring revenue stream for artists.
Kudos is a non-fungible token that is created on the Ethereum blockchain, and can be sold to the Gitcoin Kudos marketplace.
Want your own Kudos?
Here's what to do:
- Open up a Github Issue here.
- Fill out the template.
- Pay for the kudos art.
- We will mint the kudos.
- You've got a branded kudos!
There are two options for compensation for Kudos:
- Self Sovereign - When a new Kudos is created, the ETH sent during that minting process is directly sent to the illustrator who created the Kudos artwork. In some cases, Gitcoin may also take a 10% fee to help keep the lights on.
- Gitcoin-Funded - Gitcoin will pay you for each piece of artwork, and will collect the self sovereign (#1) funds. Email us a link to your portfolio to be considered.
Right now, we expect that most ppl will want to do Gitcoin-Funded kudos art. But down the line, when people are making $100s per day off their Kudos art, we hope people will consider the self sovereign route.
- Open up a Github Issue here.
- Gitcoin will connect you with an artist who can work on your Kudos.
Here's how to work on Kudos:
- Kudos must be ORIGINAL art or art you own the liscense to. If you are creating a Gitcoin-funded kudos, email us to negotiate a rate for your artwork. Please include your portfolio link. If you are going the Self Sovereign route, skip this step and proceed to next step.
- Checkout the latest kudos design guide. You can download the base kudos template here: illustrator template or the svg template
- Checkout the latest ideas for kudos (specifically the TODO column).
- Submit this form to get your kudos minted on chain
For consistency, name all images with all lowercase letters and underscores between each word. For example,
- level_up.svg
- night_owl.svg
This file contains the information about each of the kudos artifacts. When adding a new Kudos, please add a corresponding record to the file.
This python script reads the images directory and creates a kudos.yaml file. It uses the filename to create the name
, the image
field. The rest of the fields are sample defaults.
You only need to run this script if the kudos.yaml file doesn't already exist.