BLOCKTOWN [Layer 0008-13] : A Game for Collaborative Art and City Building

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BLOCKTOWN is a community art project powered through your comments and engagement. It’s an experimental game of city-making, a digital Madurodam. With each post, a new layer of buildings will be added to the Town. Your photographs, quotes, stories and feedback are the raw materials that drive construction for each new layer.

Layer 0008-13 of Blocktown

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BLDG 0008 - @miniature-tiger

BLDG 0009 - @herverisson

BLDG 0010 - @finleyexp

BLDG 0011 - @marty-art and @steevc

BLDG 0012 - @spiritualmax

BLDG 0013 - @luvabi

How to Play

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Each building and landscape element of BLOCKTOWN will be derived directly from your comments. Photographs, quotes and stories will inspire their own design logic and manifest themselves as 3D characters within the Town. Buildings will be added to the Town with every new post.

Commenting with an image or a story isn’t the only way to play! Your critique is important... Steemit commenters can contribute ideas for future growth, renovation, or even petition for a deconstruction. BLOCKTOWN will be treated as a living, breathing art-project within a digital canvas, always subject to change.

Here's a walkthrough of how your Comments become 3D buildings...

Map for the BLOCKTOWN Neighborhood

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QR's are like maps within the cryptocurrency world. It seemed only fitting that the Master Plan for Steemit's BLOCKTOWN be derived from one. With each week - the QR outline will be populated with roadways, parks, buildings and skyscrapers. Here, the address from above will provide a link to Steemit.com.

Build your own!

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If you'd like to participate beyond image comments, download the Rhino template file I've prepared on Github and assemble a custom building of your own. Once you re-upload it, I'll add it in.

> Github 3D File Download. Click here! <

An Experiment in Building Community

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^{Through this project - I hope to engage in a broader dialogue with fellow Steemians about their own sense of place and placemaking. These types of game-structured conversations are a fascinating way of learning more about what a person defines as his or her “community.” It’s a way of connecting to one another through the geographies we are deeply tied to and knowledgeable of. In a world of links, likes, upvotes and IP addresses, it’s exciting to find ways of bridging the digital divide and connecting with those on the other side of the screen.}

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Let's get building!

- Take a look at the announcement post, here. -

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