Lex linked me today this project from UA students.
At first sight WallRight seems to be just a flash version of paint, but if you dive deeply into the site you'll see that is a colaborative painting (other people's paint will have their IP on real time drawing) and it's actually being painted on a wall! (Check the gallery!). And things like colors and temperature matter!
Thumbs up Diana, Flávia, João, Luís and Nuno!
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