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Draw A Robot Buzz at Bioephemera
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nmohan
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Jun 28th, 2009 |
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Jessica Palmer over at Bioephemera ( a blog about “art + biology – anything and everything from representations of science in art and literature to the neuroscience of aesthetics”) wrote an informative and charmingly funny post about the Draw A Robot project and her own experience at our Artomatic 2009 interactive booth. It’s a really good read. Thanks for the props Jessica!
Robot Disorder 2.0
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nmohan
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Jun 27th, 2009 |
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Today we launched version 2.0 of RobotDisorder.com with a new look a more functionality. Now you can click on any image (magnifying glass) to view the full image and your robot in more detail, rate your favourite posters follow us by RSS and Twitter, keep up to date on Robot Disorder happenings via our new blog section, and more. Also this site uses jQuery and not Flash for faster loading times, plus it works on the iPhone!
What do you think of the the new look for Robot Disorder? Leave a comment below if you have any thoughts or suggestions.
Robot Disorder is a collaborative artists group that focuses on using art as a means to ask larger questions about society. Can you effectively use crowd sourcing to get people involved in making art? How much do you have to change an image before you can call it yours?
Draw A Robot Project: It's simple; get people directly engaged in making art through crowd sourcing, the idea that small efforts by many people can lead to something greater to than the sum of it’s parts. The idea for Draw a Robot is that we get hundreds (or even thousands) of people to submit their ideas of what a robot looks like and to combine them into collaborative pieces of art that they can then buy to support Artomatic. 
nmohan 
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