william_kent
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A thread for discussion and demonstration of algorithmic "art" - either procedurally generated or created by AI ( neural networks, machine learning, etc., )
Some examples of procedurally generated pictures:
Lingdong Huang is a bit of a genius - here's an example of "flowers in the style of a Chinese watercolour" - these can be generated on this webpage: nonflowers
Lingdong Huang's procedurally generated fish drawings: fishdraw
Lingdong Huang has also created another page which generates a "Procedurally-generated vector-format infinitely-scrolling Chinese landscape"
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The last couple of months has seen huge strides in the AI generated art world - this article, Alien Dreams, describes some of the latest developments and touches on some of the philosophical issues - can one take credit for content that has been generated by a computer, is the "artist" now an editor ( I refuse to use the "C" word here ), is it art if there is no human intent behind it?
I've been playing with this google codebook, VQGAN + CLIP ( Codebook Sampling ), where you can provide a text prompt, an image prompt, or both text & image. I've posted some of the results in the treeshagging thread, but to avoid cluttering that up, I'll post some here
Here's one inspired by a request from @WashYourHands - "All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams" in the style of Max Ernst
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
I've ended up generating quite a few based on WYH's choice of phrase + "in the style of Max Ernst" and other artists...
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
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My personal rule is that there should be no "post-production" by humans
I suppose a real "digital artist" pipeline would be generation -> NFT, but why should anyone pay for AI art? People are charging for this stuff though...
Some examples of procedurally generated pictures:
Lingdong Huang is a bit of a genius - here's an example of "flowers in the style of a Chinese watercolour" - these can be generated on this webpage: nonflowers
Lingdong Huang's procedurally generated fish drawings: fishdraw
Lingdong Huang has also created another page which generates a "Procedurally-generated vector-format infinitely-scrolling Chinese landscape"
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The last couple of months has seen huge strides in the AI generated art world - this article, Alien Dreams, describes some of the latest developments and touches on some of the philosophical issues - can one take credit for content that has been generated by a computer, is the "artist" now an editor ( I refuse to use the "C" word here ), is it art if there is no human intent behind it?
I've been playing with this google codebook, VQGAN + CLIP ( Codebook Sampling ), where you can provide a text prompt, an image prompt, or both text & image. I've posted some of the results in the treeshagging thread, but to avoid cluttering that up, I'll post some here
Here's one inspired by a request from @WashYourHands - "All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams" in the style of Max Ernst
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
I've ended up generating quite a few based on WYH's choice of phrase + "in the style of Max Ernst" and other artists...
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
All around the great oaks sang them to sleep and dreams
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My personal rule is that there should be no "post-production" by humans
I suppose a real "digital artist" pipeline would be generation -> NFT, but why should anyone pay for AI art? People are charging for this stuff though...