Computer generated art through neural network patterns is getting scarily good.
Any thought on this?
Do you see a future where many artists gets first inspired by computers before even attempting to draw something?
I'll post the others that the algorithm made, this one's also very accurate
pretty cool filter.
Another one which is scarily good.
I wonder how far they're going to stretch it
I don't get it, how is this different from a shitty instagram filter?
>>2795515
For machines to be able to compete with humans in art at any functional capacity first they'd have to be able to think.
By the time machines are capable of thought job security will be the least of your problems.
>>2795528
Are you blind?
thanks for the link , as usual OP is a tremendous faggot
>>2795521
Plz stop posting
Those actually look like shit, op.
would it be dumb if I use this images made by this program for reference? I was thinking of combining pictures with paintings I enjoy to copy from.
I am not going to post any work I might make from it since I would consider it stealing, but will this somehow cripple me in the long run? I just want to be a better painter.
>>2795545
Am I supposed to be impressed? They look like gimmicky filters and shitty ones at that
we're already post modernism
>>2795515
How is this impressive...?
Its just a bot adding filters of photos.
>>2796118
that's a decent idea, no harm in trying it, it could lead to cool results, or at least, reduce your work time.
also, you probably should install in your own machine the program so you can play with the parameters, instead of using the default ones everytime. most of that shit is open source.
>>2795515
Robots are way more useful, productive and worthy assembling cars than photobashing.
Computer alogirthms are getting good, but they're generally derivative pieces rather than creating anything. It's all combination.
Of course artiststic creativity is usually just mashing inspirations together, but they do it in a way that a (modern) algorithm can't.
You could say they put human photocopiers out of a job but seeing as literal photocopiers didn't, I think it'll carry on.
>>2795545
I've seen some good algorithmic stuff, I forget the name of the site that combines an art style with a photo and gets a good result maybe 2 times out of 10 (which isn't bad).
The stuff you provided are basically filters and not that impressive. Easily within the realm of something somebody whose never drawn a day in their life could do in photoshop with a few days practice.
It might be doing some impressive things i doubt that it'll ever be able to acquire that inventive side of art.
I mean yeah it can make a picture of a cat look all trippy but good art tells a story and has a purpose in mind. Also a robot couldn't create an image based on a written description. Art isn't just supposed to just look cool.
those examples look indeed like shitty filters
take this one instead
>>2795515
I don't like the use of space or composition, weird, seems something easy to implement.
>>2796935
The source image has a terrible composition, the whole thing would have to be corrected.
Anyways those filters still look like crap this website right here does a much better job of faking art.
https://deepart.io/
http://ostagram.ru/static_pages/lenta?last_days=30&locale=en
this is nice
kek
https://deepart.io/img/PsyZIirr/