Core Art definition

Core Art means those images of 10,000 of “core monkeys” and the underlying creative elements (i.e., “traits’ or “properties”) that form them, such as the various visual options (e.g., “monkey with open eyes”, “monkey with partially closed eyes”, “monkey with flat mouth”, “monkey on platform”, “monkey between platforms”) under each color category (e.g., “orange”, “beige”, “periwinkle”). For avoidance of doubt, the Core Art is digital in nature and does not include, is not linked to, and is not sold together with, any items or representations that have physical dimensions such as mass or volume.

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Core Art means those images of a unified NFT collection (for example, 10,000 of “core Genesis monkeys,” or 20,000 of “core Karma monkeys”), and the underlying creative elements (i.e., “traits’ or “properties”) that form them, such as the various visual options (e.g., “monkey with open eyes”, “monkey with partially closed eyes”, “monkey with flat mouth”, “monkey with hat”, “monkey without hat”) under each color category (e.g., “orange”, “beige”, “periwinkle”). For avoidance of doubt, the Core Art is digital in nature and does not include, is not linked to, and is not sold together with, any items or representations that have physical dimensions such as mass or volume.

Core Art means those images of the 146 “core identities” (including, for the avoidance of doubt, the NFTs located at 0xfb10b1717c92e9cc2d634080c3c337808408d9e1) and the underlying creative elements (aka “traits” or “properties”) that form them, such as the various visual options (e.g., “Human”, “Chrome”, “Leopard”, “Snake”) under each category (e.g., “Accessory”, “Back”, “Base”). The “Pixel Vault Art” means the Core Art and Generative Art. For avoidance of doubt, the Pixel Vault Art is digital in nature and does not include, is not linked to, and is not sold together with, any items or representations that have physical dimensions such as mass or volume.

Examples of Core Art in a sentence

• Upon any termination, discontinuation or cancellation of Purchaser’s license to Core Art, Nfinita may disable Purchaser’s access to the Core Art and Purchaser shall delete, remove, or otherwise destroy any back up or single digital or physical copy of the Core Art.

• All rights in and to the Core Art not expressly provided for in this Agreement are hereby reserved by Nfinita.

• These rights do not include the right to create derivative works of the Core Art except to the extent necessary to depict the OnChainMonkey in or on the goods or media created pursuant to the exercise of this license (e.g., reformatting the OnChainMonkey into a different form of media).

• Purchaser’s license to the Core Art shall automatically terminate and all rights shall revert to Nfinita if at any time: (i) Purchaser breaches any portion of this Agreement or (ii) Purchaser engages in any unlawful activity related to an OnChainMonkey (including transferring an OnChainMonkey to a Prohibited Transferee).

• Under no circumstances shall Purchaser’s inability to view its Core Art on a third-party website serve as grounds for a claim against Nfinita or Nfinita.

• Use and interaction of OnChainMonkeys and Core Art may allow Purchaser to access third-party websites or other resources.

• Nfinita reserves the exclusive right to: (1) register and otherwise protect all intellectual property and other rights in any to the Core Art and (2) enforce the intellectual property rights in and to the Core Art.

• Such rights, however, do not include the ownership of the intellectual property rights in the Core Art.

• In addition, subject to your compliance with this Agreement, Nfinita hereby grants to you, for so long as you own the OnChainMonkey (as recorded on the relevant blockchain), a royalty-free, worldwide, revocable license, with the right to sublicense, to use, copy, distribute, and display the Core Art associated with the OnChainMonkey that you own for Commercial Purposes (the “Commercial License”).

• Merchandise Rights includes only the right to use the Core Art to manufacture and sell physical Merchandise (e.g., prints, clothing, housewares, and hardgoods) displaying copies of the Core Art in unmodified form, and without the use of any of your own or third-party content.

More Definitions of Core Art

Core Art means those images of the 146 “core heroes” and the underlying creative elements (aka “traits” or “properties”) that form them, such as the various visual options (e.g., “Human”, “Chrome”, “Leopard”, “Snake”) under each category (e.g., “Accessory”, “Back”, Base”). The “MetaHeroes Art” means the Core Art and Generative Art. For avoidance of doubt, the MetaHeroes Art is digital in nature and does not include, is not linked to, and is not sold together with, any items or representations that have physical dimensions such as mass or volume.