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This is an amazingly beautiful hack. I'm kind of surprised we never saw something like this done by hand before the advent of SD -- plenty of QR code art, but n
by PostOnce 3y ago
This is an amazingly beautiful hack. I'm kind of surprised we never saw something like this done by hand before the advent of SD -- plenty of QR code art, but none of it like this. I'm impressed.
- boringuser2 3y agoIt's for sure brilliant.
- jacknews 3y agoThere are quite a few doing them by hand, eg https://dribbble.com/shots/3658816-Art-QR-Code-Design https://dribbble.com/shots/3658816-Art-QR-Code-Design I seem to remember some NY artist trying to sort of vaguely claim/intimate invention (falsely) by having an exhibition too. Ah yes, here https://art-qrcode.com/ https://art-qrcode.com/
- chromoblob 3y agoAs much as I like to distrust ML algorithms to give exact, reliable results, here I actually think that a random picture that aims to be a QR code that is also drawn manually will have much lower chance of QR code recognition code than ML-generated one, because it's hard to manually restrict the work so that it is reliably recognizable by many QR implementations while also "integrating" QR code features with art features so that they are not obviously two independent layers one laid on top of another.
- evrimoztamur 3y agoIt's costly to make such images, that's about it. Other way around you'd have to decide on the QR, wait for the commission, pay a substantial amount of money. Probably wouldn't even get such subtle codes either, this seems like straight up CV-trickery.