Art Blocks' Chromie Squiggles, launched in 2020 by artist Snowfro (Erick Calderon), is one of the most iconic generative art collections in the NFT space. Each Squiggle is an algorithmic artwork that features a uniquely generated undulating line moving across a canvas, creating mesmerizing wave-like patterns.

The collection consists of 9,000 pieces, each with distinct characteristics like amplitude, frequency, color schemes, and directional flow.

Chromie Squiggles have several distinct rarity types based on characteristics like directionality and coloring. Here are the key rarity types:

Perfect Symmetry: These are among the rarest Squiggles, where the wave pattern maintains perfect symmetrical balance. Only about 30 Squiggles exhibit this trait, making them highly sought after by collectors. Perfect Rhythm: These Squiggles display consistent, uniform wave patterns with no irregularities. Their methodical, steady flow makes them particularly desirable. Linear: These Squiggles travel in a relatively straight line across the canvas, with minimal vertical movement. They're considered quite rare within the collection.

Colorway types include:

• "Full Spectrum" or "Rainbow" Squiggles that use the entire color spectrum.
• "Monochromatic" Squiggles that use variations of a single color.
• "Dark Mode" Squiggles featuring darker background colors.
• "Genesis" Squiggles, which were among the first minted and often feature more basic color schemes.
• "Perfects" combine both perfect symmetry and perfect rhythm, making them extremely rare and valuable within the collection. There are only a handful of these in existence.

Art Blocks' Chromie Squiggles, launched in 2020 by artist Snowfro (Erick Calderon), is one of the most iconic generative art collections in the NFT space. Each Squiggle is an algorithmic artwork that features a uniquely generated undulating line moving across a canvas, creating mesmerizing wave-like patterns.

The collection consists of 9,000 pieces, each with distinct characteristics like amplitude, frequency, color schemes, and directional flow.

Chromie Squiggles have several distinct rarity types based on characteristics like directionality and coloring. Here are the key rarity types:

Perfect Symmetry: These are among the rarest Squiggles, where the wave pattern maintains perfect symmetrical balance. Only about 30 Squiggles exhibit this trait, making them highly sought after by collectors. Perfect Rhythm: These Squiggles display consistent, uniform wave patterns with no irregularities. Their methodical, steady flow makes them particularly desirable. Linear: These Squiggles travel in a relatively straight line across the canvas, with minimal vertical movement. They're considered quite rare within the collection.

Colorway types include:

• "Full Spectrum" or "Rainbow" Squiggles that use the entire color spectrum.
• "Monochromatic" Squiggles that use variations of a single color.
• "Dark Mode" Squiggles featuring darker background colors.
• "Genesis" Squiggles, which were among the first minted and often feature more basic color schemes.
• "Perfects" combine both perfect symmetry and perfect rhythm, making them extremely rare and valuable within the collection. There are only a handful of these in existence.

Art Blocks' Chromie Squiggles, launched in 2020 by artist Snowfro (Erick Calderon), is one of the most iconic generative art collections in the NFT space. Each Squiggle is an algorithmic artwork that features a uniquely generated undulating line moving across a canvas, creating mesmerizing wave-like patterns.

The collection consists of 9,000 pieces, each with distinct characteristics like amplitude, frequency, color schemes, and directional flow.

Chromie Squiggles have several distinct rarity types based on characteristics like directionality and coloring. Here are the key rarity types:

Perfect Symmetry: These are among the rarest Squiggles, where the wave pattern maintains perfect symmetrical balance. Only about 30 Squiggles exhibit this trait, making them highly sought after by collectors. Perfect Rhythm: These Squiggles display consistent, uniform wave patterns with no irregularities. Their methodical, steady flow makes them particularly desirable. Linear: These Squiggles travel in a relatively straight line across the canvas, with minimal vertical movement. They're considered quite rare within the collection.

Colorway types include:

• "Full Spectrum" or "Rainbow" Squiggles that use the entire color spectrum.
• "Monochromatic" Squiggles that use variations of a single color.
• "Dark Mode" Squiggles featuring darker background colors.
• "Genesis" Squiggles, which were among the first minted and often feature more basic color schemes.
• "Perfects" combine both perfect symmetry and perfect rhythm, making them extremely rare and valuable within the collection. There are only a handful of these in existence.