The chain is called Ink. Somebody had to bring the pens.
questions? @inkpenssonink
Ink Pens is a pixel-art stationery drawer: ballpoints, gels, markers, fountain pens, brush pens, and the occasional quill. Every one is drawn pixel by pixel and dropped on paper, blueprints, blackboards and desks.
Out of 600,000+ possible trait combinations, exactly 3333 pens exist. No two share the same combination. Once they mint out, the metadata gets frozen on-chain. The drawer never changes.
Ink is Kraken's Ethereum L2: fast, cheap, and young. Ink Pens is the kind of collection young chains are for. Cheap enough that everyone's in, small enough that it matters.
Ballpoint779 of 3333
Gel614 of 3333
Rollerball542 of 3333
Marker469 of 3333
Fountain409 of 3333
Brush Pen322 of 3333
Quill198 of 3333 · rare
Rainbow Ink104 pens
Gold Barrel67 pens
Ink Wash64 pens
Silver Barrel152 pensPlus racing stripes, marble finishes, ink drips, blots, sparkles, chewed caps, gold clips, midnight desks… seven trait layers deep. The full rarity table lives on OpenSea after reveal.
On OpenSea. Connect any EVM wallet, make sure you're on the Ink network (your wallet will prompt you), and mint up to 5 per wallet at $1.30 per pen. Direct link: opensea.io/collection/inkpens.
Ink is an Ethereum Layer 2 built by Kraken. Gas is paid in ETH and costs fractions of a cent. Easiest path: withdraw ETH from Kraken directly to Ink, or bridge from Ethereum mainnet.
Yes. All 3333 pens are already drawn, and you can see them all over this page. No “art coming soon”.
At reveal. OpenSea drops assign pens at random and reveal them when the mint ends: sell-out, or the moment we close it. Until then your pen shows the placeholder. Every one of the 3333 is finished and waiting.
5%, set on-chain via ERC-2981.
A pen. A really nice pixel pen on a chain called Ink. That's the whole joke, and it only works 3333 times.