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I did something similar - free to use for image generation but you can get your own artwork on Canvas: https://neuralblender.com/ https://neuralblender.com/
by protogenes 5y ago
I did something similar - free to use for image generation but you can get your own artwork on Canvas:
https://neuralblender.com/ https://neuralblender.com/
- axg11 5y agoGreat, I like the name! I'm trying it now.
- axg11 5y agoHere's my result: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ai.protogenes/art/3ed8a7fa-f60b-11eb-804d-2b48997855eb.png https://s3.amazonaws.com/ai.protogenes/art/3ed8a7fa-f60b-11e... "a monkey riding a rocket" I think it works well :) Which architecture is this based on? Did you consider any trips or fine-tuning to generate images that are perceptually similar to art?
- protogenes 5y agoIt is based on VQGAN (trained on imagenet) and Open AI's CLIP. To make it more similar to art you would need to do some "prompt engineering. Try: "painting of ..." or "... painted by Van Gogh"
- protogenes 5y agoto everyone who is trying it -> just scaling up the system now. Please be patient and keep your tab open. The image will eventually appear :)
- corysama 5y agoClicking "Get it on canvas" takes me straight to "enter your personal information" with no clue of what's going on. Noooooooope.
- protogenes 5y agoThanks for pointing this out. Actually NeuralBlender.com was not to be released to the public yet, but the topic in this thread kind of invited it. I will clarify that and improve the UX.