Mini Mori is a hand pixelated collection of skull NFTs created by Sam Duffy. In the 1990s, the internet was supposed to be a democratic and open community designed to be a bastion of freethinking and endless creativity, but by 2004 the dream withered with the rise of corporate internet. And yet, via blockchain, we've reestablished the desire for an online experience with rules, currency, ownership, and a public forum. Pixel art was the style of the 1980s and 1990s when the internet, gaming, and processing capability was a fraction of what we have today. Nevertheless, the art from 16, 32, 64, and 128 bit era inspired generations of creators, and me. Mini Mori stands as a reminder of the dream of the 1990s internet, of the creators who persevered despite the limitations of the time, and of the new blockchain pioneers who brought back a concept I had foolishly thought dead. I’m starting off pricing at 0.01 ETH because I want to meet as many other pioneers as possible. Being liquid is good, being part of a movement is better.