On Sun, 8 July 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> it would be nice if linart could produce some collective linux art.
>
> rather than working on one thing, it might be nice to have people
> making individual artworks, but sharing data and working within
> constraints decided on by the group as a whole.
>
> i think linart would be good for this because the members seem
> to be so diverse.
>
> any thoughts?
There's our studio at <http://www.linart.net/studio/>
Now, that's a studio, not a gallery of completed art.
A studio is where you find the tools and by-products
of pending or finished artistic production scattered
about--Gimp brushes are a good example, but it's not
limited to that. I guess it's never been made really
clear that it's open to contributions, or it probably
would be as successful as has the Useless Python site
<http://home.jam.rr.com/mspiggie/index.html>, which,
no coincidence, operates on some similar philosophy
(see quote at top of the first page of source code).
