Daniel Solisさんのイラストまとめ

"I see these second-heads across species, to varying degrees of fidelity. In most cases, they are merely modified tail feathers giving the impression of eyes and beaks."

Experimenting with LookingGlass v1.4. The results are very smooth. Much less grain. I'm tweaking the Confidence and Variation settings. At an extreme, the results are almost completely flat curved abstract shapes. I'll share those later. These are some better calibrated outputs.

Trying out token creature cards from my generated images. What do you think? Interested in something like this?

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We all know where the dark path of alchemy leads. I trained an LookingGlassAI on 800+ scientific illustrations of birds, mammals, and fish hoping to produce new chimeras.

If the original images are tall/wide, the AI crops to the exact center square before training. This time, I manually cropped and centered all inputs myself. Results are better, in that I have more complete birds. They're still mutant horrors, of course. I'd have it no other way.

Opening a shop for fake bird stuff. First I'm making art prints in the style of vintage zoology posters. I want it to look ordinary at a glance. You only notice the oddity when you look more closely. What do you think?

At times the AI seems to compensate for its orb-habit by making some Slenderman-type proportions. I think primates may have given it trouble. Like "Arm, long. Arm, long. Arm, long. More long means more arm."