Vasiliy Popov

Russian poet, translator, and artist. He became the world's first artist to send his NFT artwork into space. He is a member of the Writers' Union of Russia and the secretary of its board. His original lines have been translated into Bulgarian, Chinese, Vietnamese, and English. In Russia, he was the first to fully translate the poem "The Wailings of a Tortured Soul" by poet Nguyen Zu into Russian.

Collections of poems

• 2020 - "Poems"

• 2015 - "Here is My Home"

• 2013 - "Roads of Heaven and Earth"

• 2010 - "Berserk"

• 2008 - "The Voice of Silence"

The prize

• 2014 - Winner of the M. Yu. Lermontov Prize

• 2012 - Winner of the Ivan Bunin Prize

• 2012 - Grand Prix of the "Golden Knight" Literary Forum

• 2011 - First degree Laureate of the International Poetry Contest "Cranes over Russia"

• 2009 - Laureate of the All-Russian Poetry Prize "Sokoliki Russkoy Zemli"

Publications

• Nash Sovremennik | Moscow

• Pyatyuy Pyat | Moscow

• Roman-zhurnal XXI vek | Moscow

• Bratina | Moscow

• Rodnaya Ladoga | Saint Petersburg

• Prostor | Alma-Ata

• Priokskie Zori | Tula

• Russkoe Echo | Samara

• Nevskiy Almanakh | Saint Petersburg

• Novyy Eniseyskiy Literator | Krasnoyarsk

• Argamak | Naberezhnye Chelny

• Traektoriya Tvorchestva | Kaluga

• Don | Rostov-on-Don

collaborative collection page

How to earn $60,000 on NFT from scratch? Personal experience of NFT artist Vasily Popov.

In this video, we have an interview with NFT artist Vasily Popov, in which we find out how to start earning from NFT from scratch, what promotion strategies to use, and how much you can potentially earn. What are the existing promotion methods? Where to start? How to attract billionaires and media personalities to support your collection, using the example of Igor Rybakov's story. What qualities do you need to have to succeed in this field?

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