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StableDiffusion AI generated images
based on prompt and/or img2img
(local instance of stablediffusion)
A Sense of Attraction is a series of generative drawings based on photos of flowers. A swarm of autonomous agents is guided by the interpretation of color values from the input image as force vectors.
Programmed in Processing
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A computer generated image of the Future Carrier.
Following a requirement stated in the Strategic Defence Review for a new larger class of aircraft carrier, as a replacement for the three existing Invincible class ships, the CVF was conceived.
In January 2003, the Defence Secretary, Geoff Hoon, announced that the Royal Navy's new generation of aircraft carriers will be designed and built by an alliance between the Ministry of Defence and BAE Systems/Thales UK. KBR have subsequently joined this alliance in the role of Project Integrator.
In order to maximise the flexibility that CVF can offer over its potential 50-year service life, the carriers will be built to an innovative adaptable design. Although CV-based, the ships will initially be fitted with a ramp for STOVL operations. Post JSF, the design will be capable of modification to operate aircraft requiring a catapult launch and arrested recovery.
Although the final dimensions of CVF have yet to be confirmed, initial indications suggest that the carriers could be the largest warships ever built for the Royal Navy. The base port will be Portsmouth, Hampshire.
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Photographer: BAE Systems
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This image is a fragment of the "Buddhabrot", a different way of showing the set.
I've taught compilers for many years, like CS 134. A compiler is a program that translates your words into a program that can be run by a computer. It is more complicated than that of course, but that's the idea.
For the final exam, we compiled programs to generate fractals, showing the Mandelbrot set. This is pure math, but it has beautiful images illustrating chaos (like my life!)
These are images from programs produced by a working compiler... [I remember my words, "Don't complain so much, you signed up for this class!" Actually, Caltech kids are pretty smart, they learn fast.] We used tools by Jef Poskanzer (photostream) to produce the final images that you see here.
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These 3D models were created in Autodesk Maya 2009 and rendered with Mental Ray. This model is based on the Scarlet Spider, Spider-man, and Black Costume Spider-man Minimate toy.
This LEGO Millennium Falcon 3D model was created using Autodesk Maya and rendered using Vray. All of the textures were created using Photoshop. I am not trying for hyperrealism, but I do want to look as close as possible to the real toy. Thanks.
"If you talk to the animals they will talk with you and you will know each other. If you do not talk to them you will not know them and what you do not know, you will fear. What one fears, one destroys."
Chief Dan George
Image of "Does Everything" from www.firstpeople.us
created on 11.04.2011 with actionscript3 algorithm, written by me on 11.04.2011
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The image shows an abstracted photo of an Alpine Chough with a computer generated fractal background.
HSV Clubsport R8 Brochure
CG - GM Holden Design (Visualisation Department)
Agency - Boileroom
Retoucher - StudioADFX
This 'Bird Study' stained glass artwork was created entirely within PhotoImpact.
A total of 6 hours was required to complete this design and I loved every minute. :)