And no, my paintings aren't done with machine learning, sorry. I always find it funny when I get this question. It's a sign of the times -- no one would have considered the possibility 6 years ago.
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Painting process. 1. Broad strokes to figure out the colors and composition 2. Add more brush strokes 3. Keep adding more brush strokes 4. Just finish the thing alreadypic.twitter.com/uBd9Mh7KhN
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To paraphrase Kierkegaard, art is not an algorithm to be engineered, but a reality to be experienced. Pressing a button to generate a new landscape painting is to artistic practice what watching a robot on a treadmill is to working out.
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Looks great!
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This is very inspiring! Was just enjoying your other creative works today:https://twitter.com/PTenigma/status/1457120403055284226 …
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I might be wrong, but isn't that the pytorch book? I thought he wrote the keras one.
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Une merveille. J'adorrre.
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Did you use acrylics or oil paints? And what are the dimensions of the painting?
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