• Nounscraft Goes to Campus
• Student Craft Contest & Exhibition

• Canceling DIY Kits Contest, Kids Road Trip, Kids Exhibition
• Reducing The Number of Teams
• Recalculate the budget for all details

We Turn a Tuk-tuk into Mini-Gallery

We built the first NFT gallery on a tuk-tuk, making Nounscraft a unique icon that brings Nouns closer to non-web3 users and amazes everyone who sees it.

We make DIY Kits

We created a DIY kit with a piggy bank, brushes, a palette, and stickers, which sold out all 250 units, attracted ongoing orders, and successfully spread to the Nouns community in Indonesia.

We hold a Weekly Exhibition

Our weekly exhibitions have promoted Nouns and attracted enthusiasts, leading us to secure a booth at Car Free Day in Hasanuddin Air Base, Maros to spread Nounscraft further.

We go to the school and orphanages

In line with Nouns' vision to become a “public good,” we focus on spreading it in schools and foundations. In carrying out this mission, we have visited two schools and two foundations to spread happiness to the children.

• Panti Asuhan Al-Qadri, March 9, 2025
• TK Negeri 13 Pembina, May 24, 2025
• Bunayya Islamic School Qur'an and Montessori, July 19, 2025
• Yayasan Amal Islam Kariango, August 4, 2025

Next, we plan to visit several schools, namely:​ TK Angkasa 3, TKIT Mufti Al Maraghi, TK Luqman Hakim, and many more.

We collaborate with other brands

We have collaborated with brands like mETH and Polkadot by creating DIY tote bags and special booths, showcasing their designs weekly to both promote the brands and boost Nounscraft’s income. This collaboration is still in the pilot project phase, so we have not yet received any funding from it. Next, we plan to collaborate with Base Indonesia, Tokocrypto, and Polkadot Indonesia.

We are conducting research on new DIY products.

To diversify Nounscraft’s offerings, which have gained strong interest during three weeks of testing.We introduced new DIY products like:

• totebags
• hats
• slingbag
• paint by number canvases
• keychains
• plant vases

What do people say about Nounscraft?

• “We are very happy to have Nounscraft here. The children are so enthusiastic about coloring that they even color their clothes”, Andi Bunayya, Founder of Bunayya Islamic School and Montessori.
• "The first time I saw Nounscraft, I was immediately interested and asked my mom to buy me one. Not only is it beautiful, but I can also freely color this piggy bank," Bagas, 12 years old.
• “As a parent, this is a great medium for honing children's creativity. During CFD, I can run around freely because my child is busy coloring here”, Ahmad Habibi, Ammar's father, 49 years old.

Kids Activation

• Weekly Exhibition Building on our previous proposal, we will continue hosting impactful weekly Nounscraft exhibitions every Sunday at CFD Lanud Hasanuddin, Maros, with mini gallery artworks refreshed every 3 months featuring creations from Nouns artists.
• Monthly School Visit Through Nounscraft, we bring Nouns to schools and orphanages each month to promote sustainable development, saving, recycling, and creativity while showcasing Nounish artworks and physical works by Nouns artists.
• Bi-monthly Art Contest We will host bi-monthly art competitions on tote bags, piggy banks, canvases, and sketchbooks, providing a platform for children to showcase their talents and creativity.

Students and Web3 Brand Collaboration

• Expanding Creative Brand Collaborations Nounscraft sees DIY kits as a powerful medium for brand partnerships, proven through collaborations with Polkadot and mETH. We plan to expand our lineup—from tote bags to bucket hats, paint-by-number sets, and trendy kites—while joining brand meetups like Base, Polkadot, and Tokocrypto to bring creativity and meaningful engagement to every collaboration.
• Nounscraft Goes to Campus Since Nounsweek, we’ve built strong ties with universities and students. Through the Tuk-tuk Nounscraft, we’ll introduce Web3, DAO, and Nouns via interactive coloring sessions at Hasanuddin University, Makassar State University, and Bosowa University—held every two months to keep creativity and collaboration alive on campus.
• Students Craft Contest & Exhibition Through the Nounscraft Craft Contest, we combine art, education, and exhibition to introduce Nouns to students across Indonesia. The best creations—made on canvases, piggy banks, or tote bags—will be exhibition on the Nounscraft Tuk-tuk, celebrating creativity and Web3 collaboration. The contest runs every six months to spark young creative minds.

Sustainability Plan

Nounscraft ensures long-term growth through community-driven creativity. By involving participants as co-creators—designing DIY kits, joining art contests, and showcasing their work—Nounscraft builds a strong sense of ownership that naturally drives engagement and organic sales.

Through consistent public visibility at weekly exhibitions and community activities, Nounscraft transforms creative participation into recurring revenue. Within six months, this approach enables a full transition from funding-based operations to a self-sustaining business model.

• Nounscraft Goes to Campus
• Student Craft Contest & Exhibition

• Canceling DIY Kits Contest, Kids Road Trip, Kids Exhibition
• Reducing The Number of Teams
• Recalculate the budget for all details

We Turn a Tuk-tuk into Mini-Gallery

We built the first NFT gallery on a tuk-tuk, making Nounscraft a unique icon that brings Nouns closer to non-web3 users and amazes everyone who sees it.

We make DIY Kits

We created a DIY kit with a piggy bank, brushes, a palette, and stickers, which sold out all 250 units, attracted ongoing orders, and successfully spread to the Nouns community in Indonesia.

We hold a Weekly Exhibition

Our weekly exhibitions have promoted Nouns and attracted enthusiasts, leading us to secure a booth at Car Free Day in Hasanuddin Air Base, Maros to spread Nounscraft further.

We go to the school and orphanages

In line with Nouns' vision to become a “public good,” we focus on spreading it in schools and foundations. In carrying out this mission, we have visited two schools and two foundations to spread happiness to the children.

• Panti Asuhan Al-Qadri, March 9, 2025
• TK Negeri 13 Pembina, May 24, 2025
• Bunayya Islamic School Qur'an and Montessori, July 19, 2025
• Yayasan Amal Islam Kariango, August 4, 2025

Next, we plan to visit several schools, namely:​ TK Angkasa 3, TKIT Mufti Al Maraghi, TK Luqman Hakim, and many more.

We collaborate with other brands

We have collaborated with brands like mETH and Polkadot by creating DIY tote bags and special booths, showcasing their designs weekly to both promote the brands and boost Nounscraft’s income. This collaboration is still in the pilot project phase, so we have not yet received any funding from it. Next, we plan to collaborate with Base Indonesia, Tokocrypto, and Polkadot Indonesia.

We are conducting research on new DIY products.

To diversify Nounscraft’s offerings, which have gained strong interest during three weeks of testing.We introduced new DIY products like:

• totebags
• hats
• slingbag
• paint by number canvases
• keychains
• plant vases

What do people say about Nounscraft?

• “We are very happy to have Nounscraft here. The children are so enthusiastic about coloring that they even color their clothes”, Andi Bunayya, Founder of Bunayya Islamic School and Montessori.
• "The first time I saw Nounscraft, I was immediately interested and asked my mom to buy me one. Not only is it beautiful, but I can also freely color this piggy bank," Bagas, 12 years old.
• “As a parent, this is a great medium for honing children's creativity. During CFD, I can run around freely because my child is busy coloring here”, Ahmad Habibi, Ammar's father, 49 years old.

Kids Activation

• Weekly Exhibition Building on our previous proposal, we will continue hosting impactful weekly Nounscraft exhibitions every Sunday at CFD Lanud Hasanuddin, Maros, with mini gallery artworks refreshed every 3 months featuring creations from Nouns artists.
• Monthly School Visit Through Nounscraft, we bring Nouns to schools and orphanages each month to promote sustainable development, saving, recycling, and creativity while showcasing Nounish artworks and physical works by Nouns artists.
• Bi-monthly Art Contest We will host bi-monthly art competitions on tote bags, piggy banks, canvases, and sketchbooks, providing a platform for children to showcase their talents and creativity.

Students and Web3 Brand Collaboration

• Expanding Creative Brand Collaborations Nounscraft sees DIY kits as a powerful medium for brand partnerships, proven through collaborations with Polkadot and mETH. We plan to expand our lineup—from tote bags to bucket hats, paint-by-number sets, and trendy kites—while joining brand meetups like Base, Polkadot, and Tokocrypto to bring creativity and meaningful engagement to every collaboration.
• Nounscraft Goes to Campus Since Nounsweek, we’ve built strong ties with universities and students. Through the Tuk-tuk Nounscraft, we’ll introduce Web3, DAO, and Nouns via interactive coloring sessions at Hasanuddin University, Makassar State University, and Bosowa University—held every two months to keep creativity and collaboration alive on campus.
• Students Craft Contest & Exhibition Through the Nounscraft Craft Contest, we combine art, education, and exhibition to introduce Nouns to students across Indonesia. The best creations—made on canvases, piggy banks, or tote bags—will be exhibition on the Nounscraft Tuk-tuk, celebrating creativity and Web3 collaboration. The contest runs every six months to spark young creative minds.

Sustainability Plan

Nounscraft ensures long-term growth through community-driven creativity. By involving participants as co-creators—designing DIY kits, joining art contests, and showcasing their work—Nounscraft builds a strong sense of ownership that naturally drives engagement and organic sales.

Through consistent public visibility at weekly exhibitions and community activities, Nounscraft transforms creative participation into recurring revenue. Within six months, this approach enables a full transition from funding-based operations to a self-sustaining business model.