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That aspect reminds me of previous experiences with fractal art. If you're evaluating generated sets, there's always going to be a part of an original piece tha
by themodelplumber 7y ago
That aspect reminds me of previous experiences with fractal art. If you're evaluating generated sets, there's always going to be a part of an original piece that's off, that's for sure. "Hey, it looks like headlights of cars driving around in the fog! But this other part makes zero sense and is distracting."
If you can use a piece as inspiration, browsing around until you find the 5% or whatever % that you like, there's really some benefit to be found. I felt a bit like Simon Cowell, auditioning works and being really picky, last time I did this. But in the end you can discard an item, go with it as-is, adapt it somehow, or use it as reference material. Eventually you build a gallery.