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What Does Your Soul Look Like?
I’m trying to create a piece of interactive art. Can you help by drawing something? It should only take 5 minutes.
I’d like you to draw a picture of your soul. How you imagine it to look.
Nothing sinister intended. I’m curious about how different people perceive their ‘soul’.
If enough people do this, it could be really interesting. Because we’ll all be blind to other peoples’ drawings, there’s a chance here to spot patterns, commonalities and any interesting coincidences that might appear across all the souls.
Cooler, we may even be able to build a taxonomy of souls.
At the least, it should be a fascinating, crowd-sourced image…
(This idea was inspired by Waxy’s toyings with Mechanical Turk and The Sheep Market by Aaron Koblin.)
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