Digital platform Voice.com empowers women and digital artists of color
A new website is changing the way to both buy and sell digital art while empowering women and artist of color.
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Apr 24, 2022, 12:19 AM
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Updated 733 days ago
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316ds agoA new website is changing the way to both buy and sell
digital art while empowering women and artist of color.
Salah Zalatimo, the CEO of Voice.com, created the new
website to give digital artist a platform to showcase their work.
‘We are thrilled with the success so far. There’s
over 130,000 users and majority of our top selling artists are people of color
and women,” says Zalatimo
“We built our platform for it to be as easy as
possible – it feels a lot like Instagram or a social media site,” says Zalatimo.
“You can upload any digital file you create make it verifiable and then
sell it within seconds to anybody with a credit card.”
The website features pictures, videos, and NFTs. For more
information visit Voice.com
