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I am looking for an Art Deco type effect
I am looking for an Art Deco type effect, does anyone have that type of effect...?
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Since the Forum is going away in June, has anyone started to make a copy of all the stuff in the Tutorials forum?I've made copies of some of the tutorial material on the main site, but haven't looked at the Tutorial Forum yet.I'm going to continue copying as much as I can for my own personal use anyway, but if anyone else is doing it, or has already started doing it, please let me know.Maybe we can co-ordinate our efforts. ps can't ..... believe John, would let this happen without so much as a…
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I was crawling the streets of Matera, Italy today and may have discovered where SA is hiding! (see attached photo). Not meaning to make light of this great, sad mystery. But I just couldn't resist as I try to make sense of what's happening. Losing my connection to SA, Synthetik and John has been a great sadness... and if real, ends a monumental era in my creative life. love,~Victor
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"The Overload"! A video with music, from the various experiments I made in Studio Artist with stuff that I have learned in the last few days, from tips and tricks I found by scouring this site and the Synthetik site for tutorials etc. MSG! Paint Synth with MSG Path Generation! Movie Brushes with MSG Path Start Generation! Time Particles! Time Particles with MSG Path Start Generation running Movie Brushes! All that, and more! Haha I have been trying to stretch the Paint Synthesizer in the…
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This is fascinating. Could you explain more...I am not a techie. Thanks
Very basically: you supply a picture and a "style" you would like the output rendered in. A cloud based application takes both pieces and blends them into one. The process is very compute-intensive and the results are either very interesting or "not so much"
What this link points to is an experimental version. The commercial versions haven't gotten to the point where video is economically viable, simple because with the present software and hardware, it would be hugely expensive to implement.
There are various versions of the process. I play with one called Pikazzo. The output is very small unfortunately, so even if it looks great on your smartphone, that's where it will remain.
Thanks Tony, for this post. Pictures will follow....
I personally was able to run DeepStyle on my Macbook pro. Later on AmazonEC2 with varying results. There are a couple more papers that appeared since then that refined on the technique allowing for larger images and more quality. While the program is command-line and totally not for the faint of heart, requiring you to have a decent set of CPUs (slow) or GPUs (4 recommend), the output is captivating.
Image below is a picture of my cat mixed with some stuff I did in StudioArtist.
Neat thing about this is that Deep Style can learn from samples and readapt them to pretty much anything. This means you can replicate almost anything and anybody. The github stuff I linked below shows a more interactive which can synthesize images based on definitions. You can make your doodles into masterful works of art with relative ease. And since quality looks like it's going up by the day, I see this being very popular.
https://github.com/alexjc/neural-doodle