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Sure, for example https://imgur.com/a/HUN9G https://imgur.com/a/HUN9G. Just by playing around with drawing different textures, I was able to get the above with
by themcaffee 9y ago
Sure, for example https://imgur.com/a/HUN9G https://imgur.com/a/HUN9G. Just by playing around with drawing different textures, I was able to get the above with the wave model. I just see it as another digital tool like you do, but with creative use I could see some pretty cool applications in modern art.
- h2rra 9y agoWow, that is actually super cool!
- michrassena 9y agoAfter seeing this, and thinking through what I wrote yesterday, I have a bit of a different take. I don't like the style transfers of famous art-piece, to user-provided image. A skin-deep transfer of the look of Van Gogh, or Katsushika Hokusai, or Renoir, or whatever doesn't make art (in my opinion). I realize these tools are just a proofs-of-concept, which is something I forgot yesterday. What I'd like to be able to do is style transfer between arbitrary images, whether it's my own work or that of others. That would open up the creative possibilities.
- reiinakano 9y agoFast Neural Style transfer is a variation of a "regular" Neural Style algorithm. With regular Neural Style, you can do style transfer between any two arbitrary images. The disadvantage is it takes longer so doing it in the browser might be unfeasible for now. See https://github.com/anishathalye/neural-style https://github.com/anishathalye/neural-style Anyway, even with Fast Neural Style, you can use any arbitrary image as a Style, but you'll have to train it first (4-6 hours on a GPU).