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Here are a couple I did: >looking up at a massive art deco archway with huge beautifully ornate door, tessellated like the ceilings of Iranian holy mosques wit
by samstave 4y ago
Here are a couple I did:
>looking up at a massive art deco archway with huge beautifully ornate door, tessellated like the ceilings of Iranian holy mosques with the dimensions symbolizing sacred geometry and celestial lighting 8k detail*
https://imgur.com/gallery/QulgbtM https://imgur.com/gallery/QulgbtM
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https://imgur.com/gallery/GNgZ4hu https://imgur.com/gallery/GNgZ4hu
https://imgur.com/gallery/TIBALCT https://imgur.com/gallery/TIBALCT
- jrussino 4y agoThese are subtly nightmarish to me, especially the first. The beauty of such ornate mosaics (in the real world) is the clean, symmetric geometry. Ironically, that's the sort of thing you might naively think a computer could be especially good at (compared to more "organic" subject matter). These are evocative of tiles Islamic mosques if you squint at them, but if you look closely they're a blurry tangled mess. I would totally buy this as concept art for a demonic church or something like that. Edit: I think the third link showed up while I was typing this comment. Those hit me entirely the other way - really cool!
- thorum 4y agoDALLE can’t render fine detail at a distance of more than a meter or so. Possibly because OpenAI limits how many diffusion steps are used for each image.