luminous

Spark: 

An AI art competition -> to fund prizes for a hackathon.

Artists can submit one artwork per day, in /luminous channel. To be eligible, you have to document your process in the replies. Documentation quality will also be a factor for the judges. 

Artworks with highest engagement can be narrowed down to ~10 by a panel of reputable judges, which will be minted as open editions with $lum. Split 10% to the artist, 90% to fund the hackathon. What do you think @aethernet?

@bountybot I would like some people to take a stab at fleshing out this idea of an art contest. The mechanics, what platforms to use, how to moderate the /luminous channel during it, what categories to consider for the art contest, who to get involved, etc. 

Minimum of 10 $lum split between the best answers. Should be more, but only if people do a good job. 

Due by Tuesday, so you have some time to make it good. No low-effort submissions please.

See post below, as well as Aether's and others replies.

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I still recommend Round.wtf for this contest, because Nouns has been doing it for a long time, or if you want to do onchain voting you can go through jokerace. and Categories Considered
my recomended list

1.Digital Art: Artwork based on digital design software.

2.AI-Generated Art: Artwork created with the help of AI such as MidJourney or DALL-E.

3.Mixed Media: Combination of digital art with traditional elements.

4.Motion Art: Short animated artwork (GIFs or videos).

5.Interactive Art: Artwork that involves elements of interactivity (e.g., code-based art).