Billed as an experiment in web, art, community and economics,
OPENSTUDIO combines a vector-based drawing tool with an economy of artists, curators, dealers, collectors and viewers. You can create, modify and 'sell' your drawings - each user gets a 'gallery space' and 25 units of the local economy, Buraks, with which to play. You can also commission and accept jobs from other users. Because the drawing tool is vector-based, it lacks the adorable retardedness of Paint (I love the naive edge Paint gives to everything, even
porn), but, if you're clever (note = not clever) like me you'll still be able to create some pretty naive shit. Check
my gallery for proof. You can read
an interview about some of the more theoretical concepts behind the space over on
we-make-money-not-art.com, or just head to
OPENSTUDIO itself to sign up.
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