We're building a living virtual world around digital tulips.

Our tulips are programmatically generated, genetically expressive, provably unique, and stored on the blockchain. Each tulip is a beautiful, unpredictable piece of digital art. Soon, you'll be able to plant, grow, breed and exchange them. Texel is an online gaming experience, a digital art installation, and a social experiment.

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We're putting a lot of thought into how to algorithmically generate tulips! Create, save and mix your own random tulips with our tulip generator.

※ Texel Tulips

Rent spaces with Ether and paint them with programmatically generated colors in our exploratory social game, Tiles. Please note: this demo is frequently under maintenance as we trial new ideas.

Texel Tiles

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Watch this space. From Tiles to tokens to tulips, we've got a lot of interesting ideas coming up.

Interested in learning more? Join us on Discord here.

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Team

Texel was founded in 2018. The Texel team includes Mark Willis (artist, designer, directed web & digital strategy at Harvard University), Sam Weinrott (developer, filmmaker, Philadelphia blockchain community leader), Eric Manganaro (blockchain developer, musician, natural language processing at University of Pennsylvania), and Andrew Malkin (blockchain engineer). The team is based in Philadelphia.

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News Coverage

Texel has presented at Philadelphia Tech Week and the New York Rights Tech Conference. News coverage: Technical.ly Philly.

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Talk to us!

Find us on Twitter and Instagram as @TexelTulips. You can also find us at LinkedIn. We're constantly talking on Discord — join us!

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