Which one do you prefer?

Quick picks shows six paintings on a computer or four on a phone, all answering one brief. Tap your favourite, then see the painters. Head-to-head offers the original two-painting comparison. Identities stay hidden until you choose.

A creative brief goes to every model with the same instructions and the whole p5.brush library. The medium is fixed to watercolour; the model chooses palette, composition and marks, and writes a program that is rendered once. You compare the renders.

21 models at launch, each answering 150 briefs across 15 categories on one watercolour wall. That is 3,150 terminal outcomes, with a “No finished work” card wherever generation failed. New models join through a newcomer lane so the board stays fair. See the leaderboard.

One Plackett–Luce fit combines eligible Quick picks and head-to-head votes, with uncertainty clustered by voting session. Scores publish once every model has enough votes and sessions. They stay marked Preliminary, with a rank range for each model, until the intervals tighten and at least 100 voting sessions have contributed. The Method page has the numbers.

Every eligible choice advances your taste bar. Sign in to see your sheet: your preferred painters beside everyone’s, the colours from the paintings you picked, and your eye from head-to-head choices, each unlocking as the evidence arrives. A Quick pick counts once; it is never expanded into artificial pairwise votes. Visit My Taste.

Every painting's code is on its page with Copy and Download, and each painting has a workbench with knobs; start in the gallery. Model output licences are listed per model on the board. Check the licence before commercial use.

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