MxVoid (off , GOTO Farcaster or Bluesky)さんのイラストまとめ

Also, before I dip out from Twitter again, a special shout-out to @toadswiback. I think he'd appreciate these fractal-art-transmogrified bacon and eggs.

Good Meat, brother. Good Meat. 🥓🍳

My wife and I pulled out her old prints, digitized them, and trained another model on them. *Also* getting impressive results on this custom model!

Hi! Still out here, doing the thing. Just not on Twitter.

I've been playing around with custom AI models trained on my fractal art (ty, @kn!) and I've been getting some mind-blowing results. Will definitely release them into a new collection.

A couple recent favorites:

@scizors_eth @ClaireSilver12 @StollVideo This is so good, scizors!

Srsly tho, find me elsewhere.

I'm turning my Twitter account (mostly) into a one-way announce-only channel until further notice.

I'm on @farcaster_xyz at https://t.co/qjqt72FE1s

I'm on Telegram, too, at https://t.co/b1oyjjLtK9

@ClaireSilver12 The Spark of the Divine Exists in All Things

AI-generated image with digital overpainting; #CC0 (in the public domian)

@SuperRareRoses @SuperRare Definitely @EmpressTrash.

#IYKYK.

@GIPHY knows! (https://t.co/j1KNw3AW3e)

@NFTCulture knows! (https://t.co/ieexfoliH2)

@ericprhodes knows! (https://t.co/tDse2PrXaV)

@_DKleine knows! (https://t.co/7LETDliZah)

...So why doesn't SR know? 🤔

P.S. POOP FOX FOREVERRRRR!!!

@HODLFrance Yes.

Here's one of my 1/1 grails made with AI plus my own edits on top. I used a Stephen Crane poem as the prompt—

A man said to the universe:
“Sir, I exist!”
“However,” replied the universe,
“The fact has not created in me
A sense of obligation.”

https://t.co/tlTy62Xg5S

I actually bought a heart-shaped ice tray to make the ice with red food coloring for this digital painting.

These days, I would have been a little more self-sufficient and used my 3D printer to make molds out of TPU.

Frozen Love

A man said to the universe:
“Sir, I exist!”
“However,” replied the universe,
“The fact has not created in me
A sense of obligation.”

—Stephen Crane