Draw a picture or snap a photobooth filter image and export it as an NFT using Moralis (http://moralis.io).
See this project in action at https://nftpaint.app.
Photo Booth at https://nftpaint.app/photo-booth with known issues on larger screens.
I started this project as an experiment to learn more about Web3 and NFTs. Since I don't have plans to work on it much more, I open-sourced it hoping it can provide good examples of some less common JavaScript features. Below is a list of what these features are and where these can be found in the code:
• a basic canvas paint app with selectable colors and brush sizes, plus undo-redo (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/src/components/drawing-board.js)
• directly accessing a webcam via the browser and applying standard filters (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/src/components/camera.js)
• Exporting HTML canvas as a file and uploading it to IPFS (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/src/components/file-utils.js and (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/src/pages/index.js#L62-L85)
• Building an app using NodeJS, Express, Webpack, Babel, and SASS (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/package.json#L14-L38) and hosting it on Google App Engine (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/app.yaml)
• lazy-minting NTFs using Moralis (https://github.com/adjwilli/NFTPaint/blob/main/src/pages/index.js#L84-L130)
