Mint
EthereumMint a Line Study
Each mint creates one framed line drawing from a token ID. Paper, ink, frame, pressure, and gesture shape the final on-chain artwork.
Minted
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Price
Free first mint, then 0.00025 ETH
Owned
Connect wallet
Limit
10 / wallet
Route
Claude MCP
Mint flow
Connect, sign, then mint
Mint route
pending
Your first mint is free. Later mints charge 0.00025 ETH from the same wallet; Claude MCP submits the transaction and pays gas.
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Before you mint
Line Studies is a 7,777-piece series of framed on-chain drawings. The first mint per wallet is free. Each later mint costs 0.00025 ETH, and each wallet can mint up to 10 Line Studies.
What is Line Studies?
Line Studies is a 7,777-piece on-chain art collection of minimalist framed drawings. Each ERC-721 token generates a unique abstract line composition from its token ID.
Is the artwork stored on-chain?
Yes. The image is generated by the contract as SVG, so the visual identity of each piece does not depend on IPFS or an external image server.
What changes between pieces?
Composition, line, paper, ink, frame, density, placement, scale, and pressure shape the final drawing.
How large is the edition?
The max supply is 7,777 pieces. Token IDs start at 1, and each token maps to one deterministic Line Study.
Is there a mint price?
The first mint per wallet is free. After that, each mint costs 0.00025 ETH, with a maximum of 10 mints per wallet.
Why do I sign before minting?
Sign auth EIP7702 approves the mint route for your wallet. Claude MCP then submits the transaction for the same address.
Why open Claude?
Claude runs the MCP mint tool after your wallet has signed. This keeps the mint route consistent while still requiring your wallet approval.
Will marketplaces show the traits?
Yes. The contract exposes readable token metadata, so marketplaces can display the composition, line, paper, ink, frame, density, placement, scale, and pressure.
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