Est. on the XRP Ledger
A meme coin is easy.
A house takes people.
DoodBrand is where the $dOOd story is kept — the artists who drew the Doods, the Noggins they made, and what the whole thing gives back. The token, the market, the workshop and the shop each have their own front door now. This is the one with the people in it.
The wall
Nobody here was commissioned.
Every one of them said yes to a stranger with a drawing. 24 profiles are published so far, and the wall is still growing. Here are 8 of them — a sample, not a ranking.
The gallery
From across the Doodment
A changing selection of work from Dood collections and the people building around them.
Every piece on this wall opens on XRPL Home.
Create something
You don’t have to be
an artist to make something.
Start with a Dood, remix a Noggin, build a meme, draw some pixels, or just make something weird. Every one of these runs in your browser — no account, no wallet, nothing uploaded.
Dood-el
Classic pixel art — layers, frames, animation, indexed palettes, a 3D view, and PNG, GIF or .vox export.
Make pixel art →Dot-Dood
Bubble pixels with templates, onion skinning and frame-by-frame animation.
Start drawing →Meme Generator
Pick a picture, write the top and bottom lines, download it. Sixteen Dood pictures included.
Build a meme →Dood 3D
A block builder. Click a face to stack on it, turn it any way you like, export the picture.
Try Dood 3D →Dood Palette
Ramps for pixel art, harmonies for everything else. Copy the hex, or send it straight to Dood-el.
Pick a palette →The portfolio
Five homes.
One foundation.
Each one distinct in personality, unified by craft, culture and community.
$dOOd Token
Live supply, every burn on the record, and the Dood-ify studio.
doodxrpl.com ↗XRPL Home
Where every collection gets a room and every collector builds a Home.
xrplhome.io ↗DoodSmooth
Small-batch grooming, made in Colorado. The part you can hold.
doodsmooth.com ↗Dood Labs
The workbench — games, prototypes, and what’s next.
doodlabs.io ↗DoodGood
Art that pays for something.
Charity drops, the giveback model, and the DOOD Foundation Vault — 50 billion $dOOd locked in the open, funding the work rather than an exit.