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# Introduction
Welcome to **Under The Hood**, a creator's first Web3 initiative built around **Pip,** an independent, passion-driven digital virtual artist who mainly cares about the art and craft.
Pip isn’t a corporate mascot or a faceless brand. Think of him as that quiet creator in a small studio, surrounded by sketches, woodcarvings, and half-finished ideas, always thinking and trying to make something with soul.
**Under The Hood** is basically an open door to that studio. It’s a chance to peek behind the scenes, see how Pip works, and be part of an on-chain art project that feels more like a small but interesting art exhibition.
We believe in quality over mass production, which is why our **Genesis Pass Collection (ticket to enter Pip's Art Exhibition)** is strictly capped at **999** pieces. No endless minting, no dilution, but just a small group of early supporters who get to be part of Pip’s journey from the start.
Down the line, there may also be a role for a $Pip in this ecosystem, but that’s a story for later, if and when it makes sense.
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