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DALL-E tech aside, this is a great reference for artistic style.
by glial 4y ago
DALL-E tech aside, this is a great reference for artistic style.
- yunwal 4y agoI also think it’s really funny to have Sol LeWitt on there because he sort of pioneered the idea of translating text instructions to art. He’s probably the first person to explore the idea of diffusion through a neural network (art history experts feel free to correct me here).
- yunwal 4y agoBtw if anyone was curious I tried feeding some Sol LeWitt-style instructions to Dall-E 2. It didn’t produce an accurate representation unsurprisingly although it might have made the connection to LeWitt https://labs.openai.com/s/GSthErBUTNJMho6aXJnWf6Yu https://labs.openai.com/s/GSthErBUTNJMho6aXJnWf6Yu
- davidbarker 4y agoThank you! I actually ended up learning far more about particular artists than I expected. Either names I'd heard of but didn't know much about (https://generrated.com/prompts/edvardMunch https://generrated.com/prompts/edvardMunch), or brand new artists whose style I now love (https://generrated.com/prompts/okudaSanMiguel https://generrated.com/prompts/okudaSanMiguel).
- StrictDabbler 4y agoIs it? I only had time to go through the start of the list, but... Accurate: Berkey, Magritte Inaccurate: Arkley, Botticelli, Elvgren, Eng, Kahlo, and ironically Dali Mediocre: Bouguereau, Degas, Hopper, Kandinsky, Leighton Oh! I guess this is a great reference for "what this prompt will do to a Dall-E picture, since it usually won't resemble the original artist that much."