> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://yerr-masks.gitbook.io/about/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://yerr-masks.gitbook.io/about/overview/about.md). # About Pikarambles about YERRs YERR Masks is a superchain NFT art project by Secretpikachu (SP), also known as @ttyl5h. With the goal of being one of the most known superchain projects, YERR Masks is deployed initially on Base, then Zora, and Optimism. YERR Masks is an all hand drawn collection that features symmetrical art of broad black strokes with varying color combinations. All masks are contained in a 1:1 ratio and of size 2048x2048. First hundred 1/1 YERR Masks (mixed honoraries) are FREE mint and can be claimed via [Layerr.xyz](https://gallery.layerr.art/c/yerr-masks-1). Succeeding YERR Masks shall have increasing mint prices.

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