Neel Baronia

Associate

John Borthwick

Co-Founder, CEO and Managing Partner

Jason Morrow

Partner

Past deals in Art

Wand App

Seed Round in 2023
Wand is a co-creative, AI-driven tool that allows artists the manual control and customization they need to realize their ideas.

Superplastic

Series A in 2023
Superplastic, Inc. is a character-based product and entertainment company founded in 2017 and based in Burlington, Vermont. The company specializes in manufacturing and marketing limited edition art toys, apparel, games, and animation, featuring unique characters created in collaboration with renowned artists. Superplastic leverages the principles of effort and scarcity to enhance the value of its offerings, creating exclusive works of art for a select audience. The company also operates a platform that engages customers through various media, including animated videos and music, enabling interactions with its synthetic superstars in innovative ways. Products are primarily sold online, reflecting a modern approach to retail and entertainment.

Deca

Seed Round in 2022
Deca is a company that focuses on creating a display and discovery infrastructure for non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It offers a decentralized, art-centric metaverse that facilitates the exploration of digital art objects. Through a multichain aggregation of NFT marketplaces, Deca enables users to discover and purchase artworks remotely using membership tokens. This platform aims to enhance the accessibility and visibility of digital art in the growing NFT landscape.

Blockchain.Art

Pre Seed Round in 2021
Blockchain.art operates a user-friendly marketplace that facilitates the buying and selling of digital artworks online. Its platform leverages blockchain technology to ensure the provenance, uniqueness, and resale rights for artists, providing a secure environment for transactions. The marketplace allows users to transact using fiat currency and is built on advanced technologies from the Polkadot Network, incorporating a proof-of-stake protocol that enhances security and sustainability. Additionally, the closed beta utilizes RMRK.app, an NFT platform on the Kusama Network. As the community expands, Blockchain.art plans to include stakeholders from the art industry—such as artists, galleries, museums, and institutions—in its governance, allowing them to participate in managing the network's technical infrastructure. This collaborative approach aims to foster the growth of the digital art market and adapt to its evolving needs.

Infinite Objects

Seed Round in 2021
Infinite Objects, Inc. is a company that specializes in creating physical collectibles known as "Video Prints," which allow digital content to be displayed in a tangible format. By integrating web3 technologies and leveraging blockchain assets, Infinite Objects transforms personal moments, art, entertainment, and sports into immersive design objects. The company develops digital frames that showcase moving images, providing a unique way for individuals to experience digital art outside of traditional smart devices. This approach elevates the concept of collecting by offering a permanent and visually appealing way to enjoy video content as part of home decor. Headquartered in the United States, Infinite Objects also operates an online design store that features homeware designs, stickers, and seasonal gifts.

Superplastic

Series B in 2020
Superplastic, Inc. is a character-based product and entertainment company founded in 2017 and based in Burlington, Vermont. The company specializes in manufacturing and marketing limited edition art toys, apparel, games, and animation, featuring unique characters created in collaboration with renowned artists. Superplastic leverages the principles of effort and scarcity to enhance the value of its offerings, creating exclusive works of art for a select audience. The company also operates a platform that engages customers through various media, including animated videos and music, enabling interactions with its synthetic superstars in innovative ways. Products are primarily sold online, reflecting a modern approach to retail and entertainment.

Superplastic

Series A in 2019
Superplastic, Inc. is a character-based product and entertainment company founded in 2017 and based in Burlington, Vermont. The company specializes in manufacturing and marketing limited edition art toys, apparel, games, and animation, featuring unique characters created in collaboration with renowned artists. Superplastic leverages the principles of effort and scarcity to enhance the value of its offerings, creating exclusive works of art for a select audience. The company also operates a platform that engages customers through various media, including animated videos and music, enabling interactions with its synthetic superstars in innovative ways. Products are primarily sold online, reflecting a modern approach to retail and entertainment.

Infinite Objects

Seed Round in 2019
Infinite Objects, Inc. is a company that specializes in creating physical collectibles known as "Video Prints," which allow digital content to be displayed in a tangible format. By integrating web3 technologies and leveraging blockchain assets, Infinite Objects transforms personal moments, art, entertainment, and sports into immersive design objects. The company develops digital frames that showcase moving images, providing a unique way for individuals to experience digital art outside of traditional smart devices. This approach elevates the concept of collecting by offering a permanent and visually appealing way to enjoy video content as part of home decor. Headquartered in the United States, Infinite Objects also operates an online design store that features homeware designs, stickers, and seasonal gifts.

MojiLaLa

Seed Round in 2017
MojiLaLa, Inc. is a mobile application company based in Claymont, Delaware, founded in 2016. It operates as an emoji marketplace, enabling independent artists and studios worldwide to create and share unique stickers and emoticons. The application enhances digital communication by allowing users to express a wide range of emotions and address local and global issues through high-quality, creative designs. MojiLaLa's keyboard application integrates with various messaging platforms, making it easy for users to access and send these expressive stickers directly from the app. Additionally, the company has developed Leo, an augmented reality application that offers users immersive experiences with realistic animated and 3D objects in their environment. With a commitment to continuously adding new designs from talented artists, MojiLaLa aims to enrich users' messaging experiences and facilitate self-expression.

SeeMe

Venture Round in 2014
SeeMe is an online platform that connects contemporary emerging artists with a global audience, facilitating the sale of limited edition prints and original artwork. The platform allows artists to showcase a diverse range of images, appealing to various tastes and interests. Through its website and mobile app, users can engage with creators by leaving comments and likes, and they can also purchase eco-friendly postcards and unique apparel featuring the artwork. SeeMe employs intuitive discovery tools and predictive algorithms to help collectors find and support top artists, fostering a community where hundreds of thousands of creators are connected with millions of art enthusiasts worldwide.

to be

Seed Round in 2012
to be is the studio space where you can collage the Internet. Create, share and collaborate in open spaces called fields. Turn your favorites into one-of-a-kind t-shirts & Prints To be allows you to collage the Internet and create prints and t-shirts

Lascaux

Seed Round in 2011
Lascaux Co. is dedicated to revitalizing the enjoyment of art for a broad audience through its innovative social networking applications designed for mobile devices. By leveraging technology, Lascaux aims to foster a community where art appreciation is accessible and engaging, making it a central part of everyday life for users.
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