Eternal Royals NFT

The Eternal Royals NFT project is a set of 9,224 one-of-a-kind digital Kings and Queens created by Seattle artist Jesse Johnson. Each Royal pairs digital art with a traditional canvas print, so the artwork lives on your wall, not just in your wallet.

The art

The Royals come from the same world as the paintings on this site: crowned skulls, suited kings, sharp queens, playing cards, and money art with an edge. Every Royal is generated from hand-painted traits, so no two are alike. Some wear gold leopard suits, some carry scepters, and a few hide behind masks. If you know Jesse's canvas work, you will recognize the DNA immediately.

Digital plus physical

Most NFT projects stop at the JPEG. Eternal Royals was built the other way around: the digital token is your claim on a physical piece. Holding a Royal gets you:

• A one-of-a-kind canvas print of your own Royal, produced the same way as every canvas in this store
• Limited-edition art releases before anyone else sees them
• Access to collector events, both in person and virtual

Where to find the collection

The collection lives on Ethereum and trades on OpenSea:

Eternal Royals Official on OpenSea

Verified contract address: 0xad0969b48d379bf21f5bf71a13419675789c517a. Check that any Royal you buy comes from this contract.

A note on safety: the project's original website domain is no longer controlled by the project. Do not connect a wallet or enter any information on eternalroyals dot io. The OpenSea collection linked above is the only official place to view and buy Eternal Royals.

Start with the canvas side

The physical side of the deck hangs in our King and Queen Paintings and Playing Card Art collections, and the poker table gets its due in Poker Wall Art.