However, in 2021, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of the posthumous album, Zelus helped Riskie retain his artwork. In 2015, Riskie Forever sold the original physical artwork he created in 1996 to a long-time fan. However, it took a long wait to get to this stage. This Tupac artwork NFT sale celebrates the album and its impact in 25 years.
Now, a lucky buyer can get their hands on this iconic Tupac artwork and an NFT. Mere days before his murder, Tupac got to see the artwork for himself and gave his seal of approval. This includes songs such as Hail Mary, To Live And Die In LA and Toss It Up.įurthermore, the iconic image of Tupac on a cross turned out to be one of Tupac’s last creative decisions. Some of the songs on the album are regarded as classics. Released posthumously, the album is the artist’s – then known as Makaveli – last piece of recorded work and is considered one of his best.
Significantly, Tupac finished recording the album in August 1996, a month before his untimely death. The original painting by Riskie Forever went on to make up the album cover for the album “The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory”. What makes this Tupac album artwork NFT so special? Zelus and Heritage Auctions are teaming up to auction the original Riskie Forever Tupac album cover artwork along with an NFT. The sale comes with an accompanying NFT that includes a never-before-heard story from Riskie about the piece’s origins. The auction will take place starting today, running through to June 18th and will see this unique piece of music history up for sale. Zelus and Heritage Auctions are teaming up to auction the iconic painting of Tupac Shakur’s album artwork cover by Riskie Forever with an NFT.
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