A digital interface with the mona lisa and text that reads clone-a lisa

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It took Leonardo da Vinci four years to paint the “Mona Lisa,” so how well can you recreate the portrait in just one minute? The creators behind Vole.wtf recently released “Clone-a Lisa,” an interactive game that challenges users to forge the art historical masterpiece in under 60 seconds. You can reference the original throughout, and at the end, you’ll see how your work measures up to that of the Italian great.

 

a drawing mimicking the mona lisa

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