The story
Five Credits met one Argonaut.
ack's Argonauts are 9,999 skulls, 24 × 24 pixels, kept whole inside their contract. Jack Butcher's Credits are 8 × 8 fields printed in four inks: cyan, magenta, yellow and black.
An Argonaut is built in layers — skeleton, cloak, glasses, artifact, crown. ArgoCredits gives each layer its own Credit. The Credits always share one ink, so the parts belong together. The palette stays the Argonaut's.
The skeleton wears its Credit whole, printed as a pattern the way the Credits contract prints it, slipped plates and all. How small it is printed is drawn with the mint: Bold for half the collection, Tile for 30%, Fine for 15%, and Micro — every square of the skeleton one whole Credit — for 5%.
Every mint draws an Argonaut no one has drawn yet. Each Argonaut becomes one ArgoCredit. No Credit is used twice.
0.00038 ETH a mint, ten per wallet. The renderer reads the Argonaut's pixels and the Credits' seeds from their contracts every time a token is shown. Nothing is copied.
The Argonaut is the shape.
The Credit is the ink.