what's Regular Animals?
Regular Animals is an NFT art installation and collection created by digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann). It features 10 animatronic robot dogs with heads modeled after figures like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Beeple himself. These sculptures roam, use cameras to capture surroundings, process images via AI algorithms, and "poop" out stylized, surreal prints—256 of which were released as free NFTs on-chain. The project critiques algorithmic control, machine perception, and tech influence on how we see the world. NFTs were airdropped for free at Art Basel Miami Beach (Dec 2025), with physical prints also available. Outputs are generated in real-time based on environmental inputs, blending physical installation with blockchain permanence for unique, on-chain "memories."
Regular Animals joined OpenSea's Flagship Collection; MEMORY 186 artwork featured.
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x.com/beepleJoined OpenSea's Flagship Collection, with the MEMORY 186 artwork now featured on the platform.
The floor price falls to 5.5 ETH.
The floor price drops 30% to 7.5 ETH, giving back most of the gains from the Art Basel viral rally.
The floor price rises to 10.9 ETH from 7 ETH as the Art Basel exhibition goes viral over mainstream media.
The collection includes 1024 physical prints and 256 NFTs trading at approximately $30,000.
NFTs are actively trading with a floor price of 7 ETH and sales ranging from 5-12 ETH, with current supply at 163 out of 256 maximum. The project activated at Art Basel with physical prints distributed.
Beeple is credited as the creator of Regular Animals with a 2025 date.