I blogged about The Sheep Market last month which is a collection of 10,000 sheep created by online workers using Amazon's Mechanical Turk. Now here's another similar project but this time thousands of individuals were asked to paint a tiny part of the US$100 bill without knowledge of the overall task. Called Ten Thousand Cents, its aim was to create a representation of the US$100 bill. A cool video of how it works here.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Ten Thousand Cents
I blogged about The Sheep Market last month which is a collection of 10,000 sheep created by online workers using Amazon's Mechanical Turk. Now here's another similar project but this time thousands of individuals were asked to paint a tiny part of the US$100 bill without knowledge of the overall task. Called Ten Thousand Cents, its aim was to create a representation of the US$100 bill. A cool video of how it works here.
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