John Tollett's drawings from the same session.
Pushing it over a Cliff
Adric at Quelab managed to hack the above figure into a HOLOGRAM, viewed in the Looking Glass Factory Portrait hologram monitor:
Viewed in the Looking Glass Factory
hologram monitor
Adric said that he first made a depth map of the JPG using the Gimp. Ultimately I think he used the online conversion tool that you have to pay for.
Depth map(l)
created in the Gimp
NOTE: There is a Hugging Face online program that will convert an image into the depth map --DPT Large -- which comes from MiDaS on GitHub.
After the session I took the drawing to the coffee shop and noodled on it some more, then edited it severely before further altering it in Deep Dream Generator:
To push the image further I uploaded it to the VQGAN+CLIP program and used the prompts "Deep Dream":
PRINT
PNG
OTHER
Even though the blowers and heaters have been going since Sunday night after the sprinkler flood at Quelab, my catalogs were still damp on Thursday night:
My catalogs for worse
after the Quelab flood
EXHIBITIONS
EL PASO: Ambos Lados opening on Friday, November 5, in Casa Ortiz, just South of El Paso:
Hyperallergic about New Mexico NFTs overlooked Holly in their article
ALBUQUERQUE: First Friday, November 5th, was a big night for openings in Albuquerque. I went to the receptions of Erin Currier at the Sanitary Tortilla Factory, and Marian Berg at the Ricochet Gallery, and Pete McCracken at Remarque Print Workshop.
Marian Berg, Lawrence Wellborn, Barbara Endicott --
I haven't seen these artists since before Covid
Someone recommended Cloud NFT for minting NFTs cheaply.
- Glasstire article about El Paso sculptor Ho Baron.
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