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Video!
post pictures your computer has generated ( algorithmic art )
william_kent
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Beta Signup Form — Stability.Ai
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I deleted my rant about why I'm in two minds about signing up for this, not prepared to beg, etc., but the images I've seen look good
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william_kent
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an interesting google collab codebook - CLIP interrogator
give it the path of an image and it will try and it creates a prompt based on artists, keywords and what the "AI sees in the image"
I tried it out on this image:
Gouffres amers - Ithell Colquhoun
and the "CLIP interrogator" came up with this prompt:
a painting of a woman laying on the ground, a surrealist painting by Francis Bacon, deviantart, pop surrealism, surrealist, henry moore, pre-raphaelite
which I then fed into MidJourney which produced this:
another attempt using this image:
The Judgement of Paris - Ithell Colquhoun
generated this prompt:
a painting of a group of naked people, an art deco painting by Marguerite Zorach, cg society, socialist realism, picasso, surrealist, fresco
which predictably produced this response when fed into Midjourney:
time to try with a censorship free AI....
give it the path of an image and it will try and it creates a prompt based on artists, keywords and what the "AI sees in the image"
I tried it out on this image:
Gouffres amers - Ithell Colquhoun
and the "CLIP interrogator" came up with this prompt:
a painting of a woman laying on the ground, a surrealist painting by Francis Bacon, deviantart, pop surrealism, surrealist, henry moore, pre-raphaelite
which I then fed into MidJourney which produced this:
another attempt using this image:
The Judgement of Paris - Ithell Colquhoun
generated this prompt:
a painting of a group of naked people, an art deco painting by Marguerite Zorach, cg society, socialist realism, picasso, surrealist, fresco
which predictably produced this response when fed into Midjourney:
time to try with a censorship free AI....
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Remind me not to have my portrait done by Ithell Colquhoun
william_kent
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I had a closer look at the "CLIP interrogator" and it could prove useful for "learning" the language of the various AI models
it first generates a table of what the various models "see" in the image and then builds a prompt from that, but you could easily pick and mix from the table and build your own prompt..
the first Ithell Colquhoun image from my previous post breaks down like this:
it first generates a table of what the various models "see" in the image and then builds a prompt from that, but you could easily pick and mix from the table and build your own prompt..
the first Ithell Colquhoun image from my previous post breaks down like this:
| index | Model | Medium | Artist | Trending | Movement | Flavors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ViT-B/32 | a surrealist painting (24.2%) | by Francis Bacon (14.7%) | featured on deviantart (13.1%) | surrealism (13.4%) | grotesque (17.2%), surrealist (13.1%), ilya kuvshinov (9.8%) |
| 1 | ViT-B/16 | a surrealist painting (95.5%) | by Salvador Dalí (9.8%) | deviantart (14.9%) | pop surrealism (47.3%) | surrealist (40.3%), henry moore (14.0%), pre-raphaelite (11.1%) |
| 2 | ViT-L/14 | a surrealist painting (58.5%) | by Dorothea Tanning (35.3%) | pixiv (36.0%) | nuclear art (16.3%) | surrealist (29.4%), henry moore (10.6%), academic art (9.6%) |
| 3 | RN50 | an art deco painting (72.7%) | by Stanisław Witkiewicz (7.4%) | deviantart (36.3%) | qajar art (19.8%) | pre-raphaelite (25.5%), egyptian art (14.4%), rococo (7.2%) |
william_kent
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DALLE-2 prompt engineering guide
a "fan-made" document exploring the art of DALLE-2 prompt engineering - has useful lists of terms that users have discovered which can improve the quality of images produced - for instance, "spray-painted onto a wall" is more effective than "graffiti" for depictions of graffiti....
I found this through this article which documents one woman's voyage of discovery in how to generate an image of a Llama playing basketball by modifying the prompts to tell the AI exactly what she wants to see..
a "fan-made" document exploring the art of DALLE-2 prompt engineering - has useful lists of terms that users have discovered which can improve the quality of images produced - for instance, "spray-painted onto a wall" is more effective than "graffiti" for depictions of graffiti....
I found this through this article which documents one woman's voyage of discovery in how to generate an image of a Llama playing basketball by modifying the prompts to tell the AI exactly what she wants to see..
william_kent
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another thing I learnt from that article is that people are actually charging $1.99 to create a prompt for those too lazy to come up with their own
I have seen discussion elsewhere that in the future "prompt engineer" could become a viable profession, which must really piss off those guys who can actually build bridges and shit - it was bad enough when computer programmers started referring to themselves as "software engineers", but now the artistic types are in on the act...
I have seen discussion elsewhere that in the future "prompt engineer" could become a viable profession, which must really piss off those guys who can actually build bridges and shit - it was bad enough when computer programmers started referring to themselves as "software engineers", but now the artistic types are in on the act...
william_kent
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anyway, I should start studying that guide as my DALLE-2 invite arrived today and my first attempts have been less than stellar
william_kent
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A startup is charging $1.99 for strings of text to feed to DALL-E 2
a link to the original article where the founder tries to justify charging for prompts
I wonder how much this google DrawBench doc is worth if $1.99 is the going rate for a prompt?
a link to the original article where the founder tries to justify charging for prompts
I wonder how much this google DrawBench doc is worth if $1.99 is the going rate for a prompt?
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Nothing wrong with charging whatsoever
