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# Custom Drop Page Campaigns
KodaDot is seeking talented generative artists to launch successful NFT drops
## Launch Your Generative Art on KodaDot
We're searching for talented generative artists to collaborate with on NFT drops. If selected, we'll feature your works across KodaDot, launch a drop page and provide promotion.
**What We Offer**
* Free generative art [drop page](https://kodadot.xyz/ahp/drops) hosted on our platform
* Assistance with launch logistics from our expert team
* Promotion to our 20K+ Twitter, Discord & Telegram communities
* Support from key KOLs in the space
* Revenue-share from sales through the drop page ($200-300 per drop)
**Ideal Artists**
We're seeking generative artists that meet the following criteria:
* 1+ years actively creating algorithmic/computational art
* 1K+ social media followers
* Engaged online audience and reach
* Able to collaborate on launch timelines
* Willingness to receive revenue in $DOT
**Next Steps**
If you meet the above criteria and are interested in partnering, please get in touch directly with [Luuu](https://t.me/Just_Luuuu) or [damsky](https://t.me/damskyftw).
We'll review submissions and select artists to collaborate with on upcoming drops in the Polkadot ecosystem. Act fast, spots are limited!
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