Explore the monthly impact and progress of 37 grants in this flow.

June 2025

This month we shared three fresh nounish artworks: a triangular onigiri culinary piece, a wolf-themed pixel creature, and a cartoon-style Paper Bag head. The Paper Bag head trait is now live in the nouns.wtf Playground, so you can use it in your own Nouns. These new creations keep the community’s art scene vibrant and playful.

May 2025

Artists shared over 40 new nounish creations this month—from playful food art posts (think ramen faces, bento boxes, and toast designs) to pixel animations and NFT-ready illustrations. Community members enjoyed a dozen handcrafted canvases and murals brightening local streets. Five diamond-paint and bead pieces popped up in public spaces. A 360° LEGO-style render let fans spin and explore their favorite Nouns.

April 2025

We dropped over 30 daily nounish food-art photos, serving up fresh meal ideas each day. LEGO Nouns gallery launched 6 blocky Noun renders for fans to scroll through. RUSHIKAI added 2 new troublemakers with Noggles and released a 6-coin collectible pack. A vibrant, trippy Yellow Noun animation also premiered.

March 2025

We shared 29 fresh nounish food art posts, from smiling spaghetti plates to playful toast designs. Our team sculpted 4 new 3D Noun characters ready for print and play. A bright pixel-style diamond painting was installed in a public spot. Plus, fans got their first taste of nounish cuisine with our inaugural community meal.

February 2025

We released two free CC0 3D printable Nouns models—Amigo 11 and Burger 552—so anyone can bring Nouns characters into the real world. We shared eight hand-made illustrations and GIFs, from minimalist noggles to spy-themed animations, sparking community smiles. Plus our nounish food art rolled out over 25 playful creations, from styled toasts and bowls to themed bentos, blending art with everyday cooking.

January 2025

The pixel art team released 68 animations, hit NFT #100, and a thumbs-up character racked up over 1,300 reactions. Two free 3D printable Nouns models (1391 and a sandcastle head) dropped on Thingiverse under CC0. Our generative art series shared playful cactus and pirate ship illustrations that drew plenty of community buzz. Food art projects rolled out fresh recipes and personalized dishes, engaging foodies with hands-on nounish creations.