Wanted to do so much more than this, but it also looks cool in it's own right.
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A little late for #genuary31 "break one of your previous images", so I took the one I did on the 18th, and messed with it. #genuary
This was fun, a few more palettes and fine tuning and this could be a drop on fx(hash) :-D
"Minimalism"
I don't really do much visual #debugging, so ever since I started using fx(stdio), my debugging essentially looks like this:
#genuary5 #genuary
Didn't feel motivated or inspired for #genuary18 #genuary - not because of the prompt. Just tired.
But I managed to throw a little Aleksandra Jovanić inspired thing together.
I had an idea for today's prompt, Sine Waves, but I got so busy with the visualization that I actually to include sin() :-D
But the second image is both sine and cosine!
When I saw the prompt for today, I knew I wanted to try out a recursive function, because I've never really done anything like that before.
And just for kicks, I wanted to see if chatGPT could help me write the code that I was unfamiliar with :-)
Had a lot of fun with "Shortest Distance Functions" for #genuary8 #genuary (a little late to posting).
Since I'm completely new to the concept, I just toyed with the code from @piterpasma@genart.social|s excellent video, combined with my own "flower" shape.
I was looking through my inspiration folder, and noticed a piece that was just perfect for "intersections".
Continued the "Yayoi Kusama" prompt, and decided to combine it with an SDF from @piterpasma@genart.social
for a nice margin.
I had no idea how to create generative music.
So instead I created some small functions to create "hand drawn" lines and ellipses.
Didn't really know what to do for Glitch Art, but figured I could start with a Perlin Noise grid.
And then it just looked kinda glitchy 🤷♂️
Replying to
@Manigarm@mastodon.social I find it hard to really see how AI software should credit the original artist.
As long as
1) They software company don't try to capitalize of those names, like "in the style of X".
Or
2) Actually re-create existing work.
If the AI creates truly new and unique work, how is that any different than us humans getting inspired by existing art.
I don't have to credit Hirst no matter how much I try to copy him.
It might not be considered art, but I'm perfectly free to do that.
Replying to
@kewms@mastodon.social @Manigarm@mastodon.social Yes I know. What I meant was: they can't, or shouldn't be allowed to, use that in a commercial app.
You can't market something, using another product name, and it should be same here.