Tasks / Everything That Is On The Internet Exists




Find something that exists only in a virtual space, and cause it to exist in the real world. Document your construction, and provide references to the original source.
Source material may originate in any virtual space, from MMORPGs to oil paintings; however, it must not have been created by you, nor produced specifically for this task.
Costumed humans are not sufficient to complete this task, although they may be included in a construction.
1 to 10 players
75 points
Level 4
Requires BART Psychogeographical Association OR EquivalenZ OR The University of Aesthematics
Created by Loki
1 completed :: 1 in progress
Interested in collaborating on this: (no one yet!)
this task is retired
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I suppose it would depend on the rules governing the virtual space. In one similar to the real world and populated by beings like us, you probably start by walking to the art supply store and exchanging money for canvas and paint . . .
(Yeah, I know this task doesn't make too much sense. It seemed coherent at the time. Perhaps this is a lesson in why most of the experienced players minimize detail when laying out task descriptions.)
I like the idea of this task It reminds me of Physical Representation of A Virtual Occurance, which was similar but Existenz only. I love that blue screen of death completion
There is more than one "natural media painting application" out there. Wasn't it Painter or something made by the guy who did Bryce or Kai's powertools or something that started that? Easy enough to do, in any case, if oil painting was what you wanted!
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