https://colab.research.google.com/drive/12a_Wrfi2_gwwAuN3VvM...
Some recent output (prompts are summarized)
max max alien craft in the desert - https://imgur.com/a/1R5UZQb
worshippers gather at mad max alien craft in the desert - https://imgur.com/a/acdbLVu
vintage 70s alien spacecraft in the meadow - https://imgur.com/a/kwAVWG9
(note these are all upscaled with waifu2x)
My guess is that you've solved this already but I run it in a loop by replacing do_loop() at the bottom of the last frame with the following:
import random
prompt='crystalline alien spacecraft on a flower'
modifiers=['',' macro photography', ' with hyperrealistic 35mm depth of field']
original_prompt = prompt
while True:
for modifier in modifiers:
prompt = original_prompt + modifier
seed = random.randrange(1000)
tqdm.write(f'Prompt {prompt}, Seed {seed}')
do_run()I keep trying to think of ways to make this more consumable for the less technically inclined, but GPUs are just not cheap. I was on a V100 for probably 36 hours through Colab via my $9 monthly subscription, that'd run $100 on AWS for the same amount of time on a p3. So then I'd need to figure out a tip jar or something to keep the gas tank full.
Mostly I'm excited about the direction and innovation velocity that AI art is going, but partly I'm anxious about what the eventual implications will be for human artists.
As for hardware, a lot of my experimenting is done on Google colab. For this plant generation stuff I rented a GPU via vast.ai for ~$0.20 an hour and set it running overnight.
I find the "tattoo" effect to be extremely disturbing.
What's your setup (Cloud/Colab/Custom hardware)? Did you borrow the code in its entirety or is there a secret source? How long did it take you to fiddle around with the hyper-parameters until you were happy with the results? How many iterations did you settle on before stopping? Thanks!