- John Tollett's drawings from the same session
Style transferred from a drawing
previously converted into the style of an Aubrey Beardsley
The above figure was converted into the watercolor-like image below using the VQGAN+CLIP text-to-image program, entering "Sitting woman figure." Of course the result looks nothing like my drawing.
prompts: "Sitting woman figure"
Style twice removed from Aubrey Beardsley
Me and Mondrian
This blocky sketch
reminded me of Piet Mondrian
A) In AI Art Machine I entered "In the style of Mondrian" and used the URL of the above image as the "style_URL." Then I took the last image result and applied that fake Mondrian style to the original drawing using Deep Dream Generator.
p: "In the style of Mondrian" -- middle image;
then I applied the Mondrian style to my original drawing
The final result after the two step process:
B) I wondered how another text-to-image program would handle the input "In the style of Mondrian," and VQGAN+CLIP created something entirely different:
prompts: "In the style of Mondrian"
C) So I decided to combine the results by applying the style of "B" to the first image "A," in Deep Dream Generator, and got the best Mondrian result:
I applied the style of the middle image
to the first image
using Deep Dream Generator --
and the resulting last image
was the best Mondrian expression
Best Mondrian result
RELIEF PRINT
I am trying to carve a relief print of the last pose of the session:
Before I finished carving I ran the above image through a VQGAN+CLIP text-to-image program, using the text "Print in the style of Mexican printmakers."
prompts: "Print in the style of Mexican printmakers"
prompts: "Print in the style of Mexican printmakers"
OTHER NOTES
Erin Currier had an opening at the Blue Rain Gallery on September 10, 2021:
Holly Grimm directed me to an upscale resolution Colab program online -- Real-ESRGAN Inference Demo. (--face_enhance)
AI Art Machine (another text-to-image Colab online)
Charles Townley came to Albuquerque to buy three Desert Triangle prints -- by Zeke Peña, Mykl Wells and Tanya Rich.
Victor and Charles Townley
at VM Coffee in Albuquerque
September 27, 2021
He also told me about a new book from Duke University -- Chicano and Chicana Art.
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