Hey!
Thanks for the kind words and for sharing your thoughts.
I've been thinking about animated cards, but for now I've decided to focus on static NFTs. With time, I'll probably experiment and release some animated NFTs :)
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I have generally noticed that animated NFTs attract people, because the movement, the pulsation creates a certain extra spectacularity and differentiation compared to simple static images. I 😊 don't know, i might be talking nonsense, but it's worth a try.
Weel, starting with static makes sense and doesn't look bad, it allows you to test the community's reaction without consuming large resources. In the end, it all depends on each person's vision. If static is taken to a higher qualitative level, it can become as powerful as animation.