Again a #genuary prompt that I don't know how to follow to the letter but that I used as an excuse to try something new. In this case, tiling patterns.

#genuary21 #StableDiffusion

Second round on #genuary20

#StableDiffusion #AIArt

Not very art deco but the #genuary20 prompt eh... prompted me Pray and Bioshock's retrofuturistic style.

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I tried to create optical illusions without success before. "Black and white" seemed like a good excuse to retry it with all my learnings. I'm pretty happy with this one.

The trick is to use alternating prompt to create a base image and then iterate img2img alternating between the "vase" and the "silhouette" prompt. Also, I think the Euler A sampler is too unstable for this; DDIM seemed to work better.

#Genuary #Genuary19 #StableDiffusion #AIArt

For no particular reason I wanted to create a pulp cover.

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I visited London in 2019 and, coming from Argentina, it was my first time on a city older than the colonisation of America. The first thing I noticed is that these medieval cities are definitely not a grid! It's very easy to get lost on the meandering streets and irregular blocks.

#genuary #genuary18 #StableDiffusion #AIArt

For "grid inside a grid" I wanted to create one of those trippy infinite recursive zooms. I'm not super satisfied with the result. The seams are painfully visible and the zoom is anything but constant.

#genuary #genuary17 #StableDiffusion.

Does this fit #genuary16 prompt "reflection of a reflection"?
I don't know, but I like it.

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Any signal can be represented as a sum of sine waves so this technically works for #genuary15 prompt (also, not really, and waves in the ocean do not break, but whatever).

#genuary #StableDiffusion

Not the best example of suprematism for this #Genuary, but it's got somewhat geometric shapes so I say it works.

#Genuary11 #StableDiffusion