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ruddiger posted:I love everything about this thread. Someone should feed some movie posters through the meat and jelly bean patterns and see what pops up.  + 
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MikeJF posted:It's pretty clear that some style images work better than others for general use, I kinda wanna be collecting a list of the good ones. Meat, jellybeans, pebbles, tiles, paintings with a lot of curved or angled patterns are the ones that seems to work the best. Some patterns like fur only produce images that look like it was placed under a transparent layer.  Compare that to this image that use leopard spots. 
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Have we tried throwing various fractals at the style? I imagine they'd do a great number on some photos.
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Genovera posted:Minecraft landscape, styled with a real landscape: In the meantime:  +  Not the most original of mashups, but I had to do it. Came out a bit disappointing; way too blurry.
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Anony Mouse posted:Whaaaat this blows my mind. I'm gonna try it with Terraria.
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Anony Mouse posted:Whaaaat this blows my mind. I'm gonna try it with Terraria. This is partially what I meant with resizing the pattern image. Would the result be better if the faces in the pattern image were approximately the same size as the faces in the photo?
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Wheany posted:This is partially what I meant with resizing the pattern image. Would the result be better if the faces in the pattern image were approximately the same size as the faces in the photo? Pattern scale is one of the parameters you can modify when generating the image. For paintings, for example, it defines the size of the brushstroke. I'm also pretty sure it's a relative parameter, so just resizing your image won't affect much. But that's just from what I understand.
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Using fossils as a style turned out kinda Giger-esque. Also, god's a ram now.
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Here's a few I'd love to see used as styles.   
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Spaghetti produces some horrifying results too. I also find if you are going to use this on a person, close ups on the face work better for some reason.
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An old doll head plus octopus arms makes for a terrifying result.
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Meet Channing Potatum  
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Stalin-era propaganda mixed with What a Freedom! by Illya Repin. (i like the first one.)  Frame from Andy Warhol's Marilyn Diptych mixed with Van Gogh's L'Arlésienne (kind of a mess tbqh.)   Frida's The Two Fridas mixed with a tapestry of the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. (kinda meh.)   Wang Hui's The Kangxi Emperor's Southern Inspection Tour, Scroll Three: Ji'nan to Mount Tai mixed with Mao Tse-Tung leading the Cultural Revolution, artist unknown. (don't know why the reverse never loaded.)  Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp mixed with The Night by Max Beckman. (kind of cool actually) 
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YeOldePoop posted:Spaghetti produces some horrifying results too. I also find if you are going to use this on a person, close ups on the face work better for some reason. This is perfect.
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Okay, so people have applied the same style to consecutive frames of an animation. Has anyone tried applying the consecutive frames of an animation as a style to a static image and making an animation of that?
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Wheany posted:Okay, so people have applied the same style to consecutive frames of an animation. Apply the opening moments of The Second Renaissance, it starting with black and flaring onto flythrough of the geometric datascape.
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I wonder if its feasible to run short youtube videos through this with a good GPU setup. Would take like, an hour per 2 seconds with 1x card but still I think the result might be worth it
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Testing different images with the same style: +  =  -----------  + Style =  --------  + Style =  --------  + Style =  ---------  + Style =   The originals are in black and white,  .Teriyaki Koinku fucked around with this message at 16:01 on Apr 4, 2016 |
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Dr. Teeth made of teeth didn't work out so well (and now "pile of human teeth" is in my search history). Keep on Truckin' guy mashed with a truck engine is a little better.  Kurt Cobain in shotgun shells came out pretty good. 
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Patchwork Shaman posted:Keep on Truckin' guy mashed with a truck engine is a little better. I want this on a tshirt.
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So, deepart.io looks like it works p well huh? How long does an image take. I'm gonna start using that instead of the AWS for the near term.
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Patchwork Shaman posted:(and now "pile of human teeth" is in my search history). I have "Made from teeth" Also nail clippings.
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KoRMaK posted:So, deepart.io looks like it works p well huh? How long does an image take. I'm gonna start using that instead of the AWS for the near term. Between seven and eight hours. I usually do some before I go to bed and wake up with new combinations finished.
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two of Ralph Steadman's illustrations on Hunter S. Thompson  
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YeOldePoop posted:Spaghetti produces some horrifying results too. I also find if you are going to use this on a person, close ups on the face work better for some reason. ahahaha Could someone please make a potato Putin?
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Hogge Wild posted:potato Putin? poutine putin
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I heard you like fractals so I fractaled your fractal. Inspired by the Minecraft as landscape painting earlier, here's Terraria.  Same as above but reversed.  Meh.  Not really recognizable unless you look at the source image.  DAY I GOT COOKIE  Romanesco croccoli 
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Nerds! A scene from Disney's Robin Hood made out of furries  ET made out of reeses pieces  The Mona Lisa made out of Super Mario 64  also, i tried doing that one a bit earlier and the image didn't upload correctly and most of it was just a black space, you can see where it cut off pretty easily but it still tried to style it:  I think i might try doing just black images with different styles because apparently it still adds the style elements to it.
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dudeness posted:Nerds! drat, if you told me this was a picture of a real life art piece, I'd totally believe you.
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Wheany posted:I have "Made from teeth" I'm disappointed to say that the results were not gross enough.
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Okay, so this image of van Gogh's The Starry Night Styled with this bead version of van Gogh's The Starry Night  results in this simulated-glass-bead version of van Gogh's The Starry Night  
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Wheany posted:I'm disappointed to say that the results were not gross enough. maybe this could work: 
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Wheany posted:Okay, so this image of van Gogh's The Starry Night That's actually very pretty.
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we are literally making art and it is beautiful
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