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# How to apply
#### **To be featured on the gm.studio, please submit your work to via** [**https://www.gmstudio.art/apply**](https://www.gmstudio.art/apply) **or alterntatively you may submit via ********.**
#### **Be sure to include the following:**
### **Mandatory requirements**
* A sample of test mints/outputs (5-10% of desired total supply). A Google drive folder is preferred
* A brief explainer of the collection, including your inspiration & design methodology
* Any specific technical requirements
* Desired collection size & mint cost
* If the collection is a WIP, what is the estimated time of completion?
* Discord/Twitter handles
### Secondary requirements
* Has the work been submitted to other platforms?
* Are you willing to allocate a % of mints to the gmDAO?
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