## Project Setup We are once again in our `mox-cu` folder and we're going to create a new project called `mox-nft-cu`. ```bash mkdir mox-nft-cu cd mox-nft-cu ``` We'll do a `mox init --vscode --pyproject` to initialize the project with Visual Studio Code. ```bash mox init --vscode --pyproject ``` After the command runs, we'll open the folder in Visual Studio Code by running: ```bash code . ``` You can also do this by going to `File > Open` and selecting the folder in your file explorer. We'll then open Visual Studio Code in a new window. Next, we'll delete the default files generated by `mox init` so we can start with a clean slate. We'll also open the `README.md` file to add a description of what we will be building. We will be creating two NFTs. The first is a basic NFT, to get familiar with the basics of creating NFTs. The second is a more advanced NFT that will have a dynamic image. We will call this the `mood` NFT. The image will change depending on a `mood` parameter. If the parameter is set to `happy`, then we'll display a smiley face image. If the parameter is `sad`, then we'll display a frowning face. ```bash cd images/dynamic/ ``` We'll then open the `happy.svg` and `sad.svg` files in our browser to view them. ```bash cd .. ``` We can then create the two NFT contracts to fulfill our needs. ```bash mox create mood-nft mox create basic-nft ``` Let's create a script to deploy both of these NFTs. ```bash mox create deploy-script ``` Now let's open the `deploy-script.py` file: ```bash cd script code deploy.py ``` We'll edit `deploy-script.py` and include the following code: ```python from src.mocassin.tools import Counter from boa.contracts.vyper_contract import VyperContract def deploy() -> VyperContract: counter: Counter = Counter.deploy() print("Starting count:", counter.number()) counter.increment() print("Ending count:", counter.number()) return counter def moccasin_main() -> VyperContract: return deploy() ```