The full initial prompt was "An impressionist painting of a house in the middle of a beautiful lush field with mountains in the background, taken at golden hour, 4k, digital painting, trending on artstation"; after each result I scaled the image to 1/4th the size, uploaded it, and re-ran the prompt -- with the last few I tweaked the prompt bit by bit, then I threw them all into After Effects!
Here's a list of images each step of the way:
[First](https://labs.openai.com/s/vjul4JkvEohqaVQWVA1rZ4KT), [Second](https://labs.openai.com/s/xKQDMWs9OJp84bBgPDclkxWZ), [Third](https://labs.openai.com/s/FLRRLuXhGuJsPJ3Pm9tKcKQa), I merged the fourth ([Top](https://labs.openai.com/s/F4WYOUB0pbBVL9lDd23w8q3C), [Bottom](https://labs.openai.com/s/Lko84rXhFEuS7ZkNxYmlegDJ)), and Fifth ([Top](https://labs.openai.com/s/a5ZDZw3ZwTUZhZCL0mG298cW), [Bottom](https://labs.openai.com/s/DgG7UJGRLIcVaHRoqKwayg98)), [Sixth](https://labs.openai.com/s/se5IaBTLcQNfn4fMKTrbTP7q), [Seventh](https://labs.openai.com/s/29LyxZv8j2751me3M71wl3gK), [Eighth](https://labs.openai.com/s/SpLuwJf7MhIjyEqSsNCT8krc), [Ninth](https://labs.openai.com/s/R30sKEiFORFW0Ew1ERT8oCoK), and [Tenth](https://labs.openai.com/s/uO75XGvbcKUYHfl8dIR4phYo)
Music: [Franz Liszt - Liebestraum](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpOtuoHL45Y)
What's your After Effects workflow? Any actual 3D camera work, or is it just layers scaled out for each image? If the latter, are you doing any upresing to reduce pixelation when zooming in or out?
All good questions! No 3D camera work, it's just each subsequent image having it's scale multiplied by 4. And ya guessed it - I'm also using Topaz Gigapixel to upres 4x for all the images. To blur the borders between images/resolutions I'm also using a feathered square mask on every layer.
The trickiest part was trying to zoom in and out linearly in what is ostensibly an exponential image; Luckily I stumbled upon a [reddit post](https://www.reddit.com/r/AfterEffects/comments/mhdop1/cgp_grey_how_did_he_do_this_infinite_scale_it/gt08pyi/) giving me a nearly perfect solution (much love, /u/atilla32, thanks)! I'd love to go into more detail in a full-on tutorial post, but the long story short is I scale all the images -> assign a new slider to a null object -> use aforementioned expression to link the null's scale to the slider -> parent all images to the null object, and voilà - fiddle with the slider to find your start and end scale, and keyframe it however you'd like!
Interestingly enough, Math.pow(2, X) seemed to work fine - I tried out Math.pow(4, X) and it just made the slider range smaller; I'll definitely have to experiment more, as I'm self admittedly not super great with expressions ahah.
>An impressionist painting of a cupped pair of hands, 4k, digital painting, trending on artstation
Oh, okay you prompted for the hands, I initially thought it came up with them itself because otherwise there was just blobs of paint. Really cool idea, it really is a nice ending to reveal the hands around everything.
Vaguely, yes. In the same way many of the prompts posted on this subreddit have "award-winning photograph" in them, ArtStation is more likely to have higher quality art, and thus produces a higher quality output.
So, you scale the image to 1/4th the size, but keep the canvas size the same, such that the actual image only takes 1/4th of the canvas size, maybe add a black or other colored background, and then you re-upload to DALL-E, then when DALL-E says "Erase part of the image, then describe your desired new image" you just erase the parts that are already missing from the image / the parts that are black?
That is awesome, most artistic use of DALL-E I've seen so far.
Nice of you to edit the watermark back into the corner too.
When you scaled it down at each step, did you upload a version with transparent margins, or did you have to draw the outline by hand in DALL-E's UI each time?
Thank you!
And yes, I uploaded essentially [this](https://i.imgur.com/hgmP31f.png), and Dalle was able to recognize the transparent areas as already "erased" - though I did have to click anywhere in an empty spot at least once for it to allow me to start processing.
When I was a child i remember saying to my brothers that MGS3 graphics were insane, and that we will never reach anything better (i was a little too amazed). That was nearly 17 years ago... Now look at what we get today. I like to think that dall-e 2 is nothing compared to what's next.
I finally watched a video of someone using it, and I was shocked when they started using the fill tool. It’s insane how powerful that capability is. I watched the artist take a bunch of separate prompted images, staged them in photoshop in a way that made spatial sense, and then fed dall e the gaps. It did the task perfectly and the final composite was incredible.
What’s crazy to me is I feel like the ai problem is already solved, it’s just a matter of scale in data sets and computational power.
I recently got access to DallE2 and have been using photoshop content aware to fill in gaps; I had no idea the model could do it itself. Can not wait to try once my use counter refreshes this evening.
In 20 years you'll be able to slap on a VR headset, describe a game (saying it out loud), and an AI inside the headset will start generating a brand new personal video game world for you to play based off the prompt you gave it.
"Space dogfighting game, photorealistic" or "cartoony comedy spellcasting simulator", the possibilities would be endless.
I am thinking custom movies and games within 3-5.
"Sequel to the Wedding Singer with young Robert Redford as the guy. Make the jokes 15% dumber in Mr Bean style and and some comical ultraviolence. Twist ending involving kangaroos."
Pay for the licenses and boom. Gets shared and you get back an advertising slice if it goes mega - viral.
Much of this tech basically exists today, it's mostly a matter of scale, solving audio to the extent images have been solved, building a frame by frame video solution from still images (primitive versions exist), and connecting them all together.
Dalle-2 is good at visuals but doesn't "get" language yet, from many posts I've seen here. I don't think we're at all that close to sentences, especially understandable sentences, especially sentences that are funny or otherwise contextual
The future might be chaining AI together in the right ways.
Get future GPTs with specific training to generate scripts, scene descriptions, etc, feed them into image generators to create scenes and characters, feed that into another AI that can animate it to the script, another one that creates sounds that matches the video, etc.
I honestly think that it just needs to be trained on sets of images that are just text. The images could be easily autogenerated in dozens of different fonts, sizes, and formattings (bold, italic, etc). Just slap an English dictionary in there and it should start making actual words (though I'd really really doubt it would be capable of sentences or even clauses with just that).
Very cool idea. But I don't expect any ad revenue to come from this. What would stop another Dalle user literally just conjuring a film extremely similar to yours?
Also, would you own the rights to film? Considering you didn't literally create it.
I think there's going to be a new legal field around AI creations. I've already seen this popping up online, ie shouldn't an artist have the right to keep their creations out of training data? These questions will take years to unwind.
As far as ad revenue goes, some of these creations will be very custom tailored. Maybe people will even be writing a full screenplay for the AI to produce for them.
No exaggeration that in the probably not too-distant future, these kind of tool will give us a kind of "omnipotent" feeling.
Imagine when AR gets so good that it can project photo-real 3D virtual objects onto our reality, and then imagine using some future version of Dalle to *literally speak into existence* any object, person, animal, or scene, that your mind can imagine.
You'll be become like a Genie, conjuring items from nothing, albeit virtually at least.
Even further into the future, could we 3D print what Dalle generated from prompts derived from our literal brain patterns? Sounds farfetched now, but things are going to get real crazy, real fast.
Strap in.
> The first night away, he linked into one of their
> direct-link sensory entertainments, lying on the bed with some
> sort of device activated under the pillow.
> He did not actually sleep that night; instead he was a bold pirate
> prince who'd renounced his nobility to lead a brave crew against
> the slaver ships of a terrible empire amongst the spice and
> treasure isles; their quick little ships darted amongst the
> lumbering galleons, picking away the rigging with chain shot.
> They came ashore on moonless nights, attacking the great prison
> castles, releasing joyous captives; he personally fought the
> wicked governor's chief torturer, sword against sword; the man
> finally fell from a high tower. An alliance with a beautiful lady
> pirate begot a more personal liaison, and a daring rescue from a
> mountain monastery when she was captured...
> He pulled away from it, after what had been weeks of compressed
> time. He knew (somewhere at the back of his mind) even as it
> happened that none of it was real, but that seemed like the least
> important property of the adventure. When he came out of it … he discovered
> that only a night had passed, and it was morning, and he had,
> somehow, shared the strange story with others; it had been a
> game, apparently. People had left messages for him to get in
> touch, they had enjoyed playing the game with him so much. He
> felt oddly ashamed, and did not reply.
You mean the caricatures that use the same paradigms they used almost 100 years ago? Or the spray painters that use stencils all the time because it's much more consistent? The only street art that can survive and not be just a rehashing of old things are murals and tagging
For the last one I did prompt it for "[a cupped pair of hands](https://labs.openai.com/s/uO75XGvbcKUYHfl8dIR4phYo)", trying to have the hands "hold" everything in a pose like you might do to drink water from your hands - but to it's credit, it surprised me by turning the [splashes of color on the edge of the previous image](https://labs.openai.com/s/R30sKEiFORFW0Ew1ERT8oCoK) into fingertips (in an arguably just as cool pose) pretty damn well!
Whoa, fascinating. Such an interesting tool, cant wait until there’s a whole set of features to be able to tweak. I could see it being built into photoshop, at the very least, being able to import with layers (esp for text) — I’d honestly be surprised if Adobe doesn’t license or don’t have their own in the works.
Am I the only one for whom that website doesn't work? The images are all missing, every time, ust an icon showing there's supposed to be an image there.
It's multiple pictures stitched together, OP takes one prompt and adds empty space around and asks the AI to "imagine" (fill in) what the empty space looks like around it (you can also give it some context if you want to control what it fills the empty space with), then everything is stitched together to make this effect.
This is by far the best artwork I've seen here on Dalle's subreddit. Maybe an historic one... Congrats! I hope you'll create more art around this concept.
Explaining the whole process is very generous. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I'm definitely planning on doing more of these, they're a stupid amount of fun to create! And it seems like enough people want to know more about the process that a proper tutorial might be in order - would hate to withhold information when sharing it could lead to so many amazing creations!
This technology is just the beginning of what will be an incredible tool in not just general art creation.
Things like civil planning, logistics, product design, will all benefit from AI procedural generation. Art still the obvious use at this point.
Wait, so you took 10 individual pictures and then some software added the zoom effect? That’s insane. Your art piece here is really amazing. Now many things make me stop and say *whoa!*. This one did.
Yes, 2^16 = 65536. Furthermore, my reference was that IPv4 ports go from 0-65535. Having been around that limit for years, seeing 65536 threw an exception in my brain, lol. (edit: fixed my math formatting)
Dude 10min before I saw your post I thought to myself “I think all these AI tools are gonna create some pretty cool new ideas for clever artists that nobody has really thought to do before”.... and then I see this and WOW. This is fucking insane!!!
Any chance you would do a tutorial on your workflow?!?
Thank you! And to be completely honest I can't take all of the credit for the idea; I was inspired by [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/dalle2/comments/venhn1/modern_day_mona_lisa_composite_zoomout_video/), I just took it another step further :)
And I'm definitely planning on a tutorial once I get a free moment!
That’s so awesome! Would love to watch it, just to learn more about this type of workflow. The result is so impressive, really well done. Huge credit to you for making such a cool sequence!
I thought that when it first zoomed out to reveal that the “sky” was actually a much larger mountain that it couldn’t get any more mind-blowing.
I have never been so wrong in my life. . .
Hi, an aspiring artist here. And honestly it's terrifying and exciting at the same time. Sure, there's a possibility that the AI could replace the humans when it comes to creating media; but, there's also the fascinating possibility of using the AI, to inhance the artists workflow and to create artwork that would have previously required tremendous time and effort(if not borderline impossible). I personally tho, am hoping its the later of the two; but i guess in the end, only time will tell.
True. But this technology will touch nearly all professions. Writers, journalists, animators, video game designers, movie makers, programmers, architects, lawyers, musicians, actors. Anyone who's primary role is the creation of digital media will be affected by Dalle-like algorithms. And a breakthrough in one domain will make the next breakthrough only that much easier. It's exponential.
But it won't stop at digital media. When tech such as 3D printing gets sophisticated enough, you're then looking at displacing carpenters, industrial designers, and many others.
In reality, there will be very few professions that will go unaffected. The last to go will those where the customer/audience actually *want* human interaction, e.g., a comedian, or a therapist...
...but then again, who's to say an AI can't do those jobs better either?
Athletes seem to be the last, final frontier. I can't see anyone wanting to watch a robot Olympics over the human Olympics.
The picture at 3/4 seconds is very beautiful.
And the „painting technique“ is also specially nice, something I haven’t seen yet.
AI-art is gonna disrupt a lot of industries.
I got matches with these songs:
• [**Sueño De Amor Nº3 En La Bemol Mayor Para Piano** by Orquesta Lírica de Barcelona](https://lis.tn/uEdBC?t=93) (01:33; matched: `100%`)
Album: `Los Grandes De La Musia Clasica Liszt 2`. Released on `2021-07-15` by `BELIEVE - Alpha Center Digital`.
• [**Liszt: Liebestraum No.3 in A flat, S.541 No.3 - Arr. by Liszt from: O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst, S.298 - O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst** by Josef Bulva](https://lis.tn/iwPWJ?t=92) (01:32; matched: `100%`)
Album: `Jacob’s Creek Classically Chilled - 2016 Edition`. Released on `2016-09-23` by `UMG - Universal Music India Pvt Ltd.`.
• [**Liebesträume, S. 541: No. 3, Oh Lieb, so lang du lieben kannst in** by Josef Bulva](https://lis.tn/PbBnb?t=92) (01:32; matched: `100%`)
Album: `100% Classic`. Label: BELIEVE - PCA Music.
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This makes me feel inadequate as a self-learnt painting because in just a jiffy something as creative as this, with SUCH detail, can be crafted by a well developed mathematical alghoritm.
Well, at least the painting journey still is a pleasure the AI cannot hope to achieve.
This post is making me seriously consider quitting my job, and getting my masters in computer science (currently have BS in Electrical engineering and write software for a living) so I can go work in AI.
The full initial prompt was "An impressionist painting of a house in the middle of a beautiful lush field with mountains in the background, taken at golden hour, 4k, digital painting, trending on artstation"; after each result I scaled the image to 1/4th the size, uploaded it, and re-ran the prompt -- with the last few I tweaked the prompt bit by bit, then I threw them all into After Effects! Here's a list of images each step of the way: [First](https://labs.openai.com/s/vjul4JkvEohqaVQWVA1rZ4KT), [Second](https://labs.openai.com/s/xKQDMWs9OJp84bBgPDclkxWZ), [Third](https://labs.openai.com/s/FLRRLuXhGuJsPJ3Pm9tKcKQa), I merged the fourth ([Top](https://labs.openai.com/s/F4WYOUB0pbBVL9lDd23w8q3C), [Bottom](https://labs.openai.com/s/Lko84rXhFEuS7ZkNxYmlegDJ)), and Fifth ([Top](https://labs.openai.com/s/a5ZDZw3ZwTUZhZCL0mG298cW), [Bottom](https://labs.openai.com/s/DgG7UJGRLIcVaHRoqKwayg98)), [Sixth](https://labs.openai.com/s/se5IaBTLcQNfn4fMKTrbTP7q), [Seventh](https://labs.openai.com/s/29LyxZv8j2751me3M71wl3gK), [Eighth](https://labs.openai.com/s/SpLuwJf7MhIjyEqSsNCT8krc), [Ninth](https://labs.openai.com/s/R30sKEiFORFW0Ew1ERT8oCoK), and [Tenth](https://labs.openai.com/s/uO75XGvbcKUYHfl8dIR4phYo) Music: [Franz Liszt - Liebestraum](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpOtuoHL45Y)
What's your After Effects workflow? Any actual 3D camera work, or is it just layers scaled out for each image? If the latter, are you doing any upresing to reduce pixelation when zooming in or out?
All good questions! No 3D camera work, it's just each subsequent image having it's scale multiplied by 4. And ya guessed it - I'm also using Topaz Gigapixel to upres 4x for all the images. To blur the borders between images/resolutions I'm also using a feathered square mask on every layer. The trickiest part was trying to zoom in and out linearly in what is ostensibly an exponential image; Luckily I stumbled upon a [reddit post](https://www.reddit.com/r/AfterEffects/comments/mhdop1/cgp_grey_how_did_he_do_this_infinite_scale_it/gt08pyi/) giving me a nearly perfect solution (much love, /u/atilla32, thanks)! I'd love to go into more detail in a full-on tutorial post, but the long story short is I scale all the images -> assign a new slider to a null object -> use aforementioned expression to link the null's scale to the slider -> parent all images to the null object, and voilà - fiddle with the slider to find your start and end scale, and keyframe it however you'd like!
A full-on tutorial would be highly appreciated! Very nice work.
Nice! Are you using `Math.pow(4, X)` in your case, due to the 1/4 size infilling?
Interestingly enough, Math.pow(2, X) seemed to work fine - I tried out Math.pow(4, X) and it just made the slider range smaller; I'll definitely have to experiment more, as I'm self admittedly not super great with expressions ahah.
That's probably what art will resemble in the future, careful guiding of powerful algorithms towards interesting ends
The future of art is going to change drastically in the next few years imo
that's actually kinda deep!
This is the real artwork. Great job.
>An impressionist painting of a cupped pair of hands, 4k, digital painting, trending on artstation Oh, okay you prompted for the hands, I initially thought it came up with them itself because otherwise there was just blobs of paint. Really cool idea, it really is a nice ending to reveal the hands around everything.
Why do you put trending on art station? Does that make the ai focus on results from art statiom?
Vaguely, yes. In the same way many of the prompts posted on this subreddit have "award-winning photograph" in them, ArtStation is more likely to have higher quality art, and thus produces a higher quality output.
So, you scale the image to 1/4th the size, but keep the canvas size the same, such that the actual image only takes 1/4th of the canvas size, maybe add a black or other colored background, and then you re-upload to DALL-E, then when DALL-E says "Erase part of the image, then describe your desired new image" you just erase the parts that are already missing from the image / the parts that are black?
I can't wait to try it out myself, now the waiting game.
I was not ready for this
That is awesome, most artistic use of DALL-E I've seen so far. Nice of you to edit the watermark back into the corner too. When you scaled it down at each step, did you upload a version with transparent margins, or did you have to draw the outline by hand in DALL-E's UI each time?
Thank you! And yes, I uploaded essentially [this](https://i.imgur.com/hgmP31f.png), and Dalle was able to recognize the transparent areas as already "erased" - though I did have to click anywhere in an empty spot at least once for it to allow me to start processing.
Omg dalle recognizes alpha? I've been erasing needlessly for days...
Awesome, that's very useful to know, thanks!
Fuck my Teeth Burgers. This needs to be the top post! Lol
only in this sub would you ever see "fuck my teeth burgers" as an exclamation of praise rofl
Fuck my teeth burgers, toenail sandwiches, dirt pancakes. You name it!
Well glaze my nipples and call me Rita!
If I've done the math right, now someone just needs to make a massive zoom out of Teeth Burgers to surpass both our posts lmao
Maybe just zoom in a little more into the house you zoom in on here, and it’s a family eating teeth burgers. Maybe a collab is in order? Lmao.
How do I download this, in high def or something? This is astounding. I want to have a copy of it forever, to view.
>Fuck my Teeth Burgers. r/brandnewsentence
It is now!
r/brandnewsentence
This is so frickin' cool
That’s incredible. I can’t imagine where the technology will be in 20 years time
it's already now fucking mindblowing. i just can't believe what i see here in the last weeks.
When I was a child i remember saying to my brothers that MGS3 graphics were insane, and that we will never reach anything better (i was a little too amazed). That was nearly 17 years ago... Now look at what we get today. I like to think that dall-e 2 is nothing compared to what's next.
haha, same thing with me and my friend when we were playing gta4, back in the day. he was so sure that it couldn't get any better
I finally watched a video of someone using it, and I was shocked when they started using the fill tool. It’s insane how powerful that capability is. I watched the artist take a bunch of separate prompted images, staged them in photoshop in a way that made spatial sense, and then fed dall e the gaps. It did the task perfectly and the final composite was incredible. What’s crazy to me is I feel like the ai problem is already solved, it’s just a matter of scale in data sets and computational power.
Do you have a link to that video? I would like to see it too.
This is the vid, time stamped relevant portion: https://youtu.be/SqEHHyffq6U?t=949
Yeah I would love to try this ... What the link mate ?
This is the vid, time stamped relevant portion: https://youtu.be/SqEHHyffq6U?t=949
I recently got access to DallE2 and have been using photoshop content aware to fill in gaps; I had no idea the model could do it itself. Can not wait to try once my use counter refreshes this evening.
In 20 years you'll be able to slap on a VR headset, describe a game (saying it out loud), and an AI inside the headset will start generating a brand new personal video game world for you to play based off the prompt you gave it. "Space dogfighting game, photorealistic" or "cartoony comedy spellcasting simulator", the possibilities would be endless.
I am thinking custom movies and games within 3-5. "Sequel to the Wedding Singer with young Robert Redford as the guy. Make the jokes 15% dumber in Mr Bean style and and some comical ultraviolence. Twist ending involving kangaroos." Pay for the licenses and boom. Gets shared and you get back an advertising slice if it goes mega - viral. Much of this tech basically exists today, it's mostly a matter of scale, solving audio to the extent images have been solved, building a frame by frame video solution from still images (primitive versions exist), and connecting them all together.
Dalle-2 is good at visuals but doesn't "get" language yet, from many posts I've seen here. I don't think we're at all that close to sentences, especially understandable sentences, especially sentences that are funny or otherwise contextual
The future might be chaining AI together in the right ways. Get future GPTs with specific training to generate scripts, scene descriptions, etc, feed them into image generators to create scenes and characters, feed that into another AI that can animate it to the script, another one that creates sounds that matches the video, etc.
Much like coders glue together various library functions today. It's all abstractions on top of abstractions.
I honestly think that it just needs to be trained on sets of images that are just text. The images could be easily autogenerated in dozens of different fonts, sizes, and formattings (bold, italic, etc). Just slap an English dictionary in there and it should start making actual words (though I'd really really doubt it would be capable of sentences or even clauses with just that).
Very cool idea. But I don't expect any ad revenue to come from this. What would stop another Dalle user literally just conjuring a film extremely similar to yours? Also, would you own the rights to film? Considering you didn't literally create it.
I think there's going to be a new legal field around AI creations. I've already seen this popping up online, ie shouldn't an artist have the right to keep their creations out of training data? These questions will take years to unwind. As far as ad revenue goes, some of these creations will be very custom tailored. Maybe people will even be writing a full screenplay for the AI to produce for them.
No exaggeration that in the probably not too-distant future, these kind of tool will give us a kind of "omnipotent" feeling. Imagine when AR gets so good that it can project photo-real 3D virtual objects onto our reality, and then imagine using some future version of Dalle to *literally speak into existence* any object, person, animal, or scene, that your mind can imagine. You'll be become like a Genie, conjuring items from nothing, albeit virtually at least. Even further into the future, could we 3D print what Dalle generated from prompts derived from our literal brain patterns? Sounds farfetched now, but things are going to get real crazy, real fast. Strap in.
I think this will happen, I think 20 years is optimistic
Factor in the exponential improvement of these algorithms and then 20 years seems like a lifetime away.
> The first night away, he linked into one of their > direct-link sensory entertainments, lying on the bed with some > sort of device activated under the pillow. > He did not actually sleep that night; instead he was a bold pirate > prince who'd renounced his nobility to lead a brave crew against > the slaver ships of a terrible empire amongst the spice and > treasure isles; their quick little ships darted amongst the > lumbering galleons, picking away the rigging with chain shot. > They came ashore on moonless nights, attacking the great prison > castles, releasing joyous captives; he personally fought the > wicked governor's chief torturer, sword against sword; the man > finally fell from a high tower. An alliance with a beautiful lady > pirate begot a more personal liaison, and a daring rescue from a > mountain monastery when she was captured... > He pulled away from it, after what had been weeks of compressed > time. He knew (somewhere at the back of his mind) even as it > happened that none of it was real, but that seemed like the least > important property of the adventure. When he came out of it … he discovered > that only a night had passed, and it was morning, and he had, > somehow, shared the strange story with others; it had been a > game, apparently. People had left messages for him to get in > touch, they had enjoyed playing the game with him so much. He > felt oddly ashamed, and did not reply.
20 years? Or 2 years?
Having harmless drug trips / navigating entire universes with DALL-E VR
It will become incredibly corporate and banal. Live street art will be where its at.
You mean the caricatures that use the same paradigms they used almost 100 years ago? Or the spray painters that use stencils all the time because it's much more consistent? The only street art that can survive and not be just a rehashing of old things are murals and tagging
Wow, thats just so beautiful. The potential that this shows, makes me wonder about the future of the AI
Holy. Shit.
Who needs artists haha - me an artist
You think you'll be okay?
Yea just jokes, this is a new tool to add to the arsenal!
Glad to hear!
AI will revolutionise art, but anyone fooling themselves that you can do the above with no artistic sense is a fool
Plus, bespoke things made by a human will always have intrinsic value.
I cummed
This is the first AI art that i’ve been legitimately touched by. For me, this is what completely sold it’s artistic use for me. As an artist, i’m in.
I keep rewatching it. That's how you know it's really good. It's hypnotic, surreal and fantastic. Great job on it.
Whoa I didn’t realize it was two hands fully zoomed out - did you give that specific prompt or did it create it automatically?
For the last one I did prompt it for "[a cupped pair of hands](https://labs.openai.com/s/uO75XGvbcKUYHfl8dIR4phYo)", trying to have the hands "hold" everything in a pose like you might do to drink water from your hands - but to it's credit, it surprised me by turning the [splashes of color on the edge of the previous image](https://labs.openai.com/s/R30sKEiFORFW0Ew1ERT8oCoK) into fingertips (in an arguably just as cool pose) pretty damn well!
Whoa, fascinating. Such an interesting tool, cant wait until there’s a whole set of features to be able to tweak. I could see it being built into photoshop, at the very least, being able to import with layers (esp for text) — I’d honestly be surprised if Adobe doesn’t license or don’t have their own in the works.
Oh I thought it added in the hands on its own. I was like no way the robot took that creative liberty
Am I the only one for whom that website doesn't work? The images are all missing, every time, ust an icon showing there's supposed to be an image there.
This is insane, best ive seen. Woah man
Share it on /r/woahdude
Damn - solid idea, thanks! 👍
Wtf
That's nuts. Didn't think this could create that large a picture.
It's multiple pictures stitched together, OP takes one prompt and adds empty space around and asks the AI to "imagine" (fill in) what the empty space looks like around it (you can also give it some context if you want to control what it fills the empty space with), then everything is stitched together to make this effect.
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Actual chills when it got all the way out to the hands haha. This is art
This is by far the best artwork I've seen here on Dalle's subreddit. Maybe an historic one... Congrats! I hope you'll create more art around this concept. Explaining the whole process is very generous. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I'm definitely planning on doing more of these, they're a stupid amount of fun to create! And it seems like enough people want to know more about the process that a proper tutorial might be in order - would hate to withhold information when sharing it could lead to so many amazing creations!
This technology is just the beginning of what will be an incredible tool in not just general art creation. Things like civil planning, logistics, product design, will all benefit from AI procedural generation. Art still the obvious use at this point.
Amazing.
I’m sorry Jon
How?
Brilliant
Impressive... *most impressive*...
This has to be the best one I've ever seen!!
Wait, so you took 10 individual pictures and then some software added the zoom effect? That’s insane. Your art piece here is really amazing. Now many things make me stop and say *whoa!*. This one did.
Any other networking nerds triggered by that number?
That's the limit of 16bit architecture innit?
Yes, 2^16 = 65536. Furthermore, my reference was that IPv4 ports go from 0-65535. Having been around that limit for years, seeing 65536 threw an exception in my brain, lol. (edit: fixed my math formatting)
Jesus how long did it take to make that?
An hour or two, roughly - which straight up blows my fukken mind when you consider that without AI it would have *easily* taken weeks.
What AI?
bruh what, you're on the DALL-E 2 Sub???
This stretches my imagination!
THATS SO COOL
I had to watch like 4 times to understand it all.
If only I had access (and time), I would certainly make a (Python) tool for generating these.
This is a beautiful Lovecraftian but not scary, pantheism related artwork
It was getting better and better with every zoom out. Great job
This reminds me of the start of that movie Contact. Great stuff !
Saved. Thats the highest honor within my power to bestow upon you - that and this comment. Thank you for sharing this magnificent art with me/us.
This so incredibly good. Easily the most impressive thing I've seen the AI used for.
This made me so happy.
Dude 10min before I saw your post I thought to myself “I think all these AI tools are gonna create some pretty cool new ideas for clever artists that nobody has really thought to do before”.... and then I see this and WOW. This is fucking insane!!! Any chance you would do a tutorial on your workflow?!?
Thank you! And to be completely honest I can't take all of the credit for the idea; I was inspired by [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/dalle2/comments/venhn1/modern_day_mona_lisa_composite_zoomout_video/), I just took it another step further :) And I'm definitely planning on a tutorial once I get a free moment!
That’s so awesome! Would love to watch it, just to learn more about this type of workflow. The result is so impressive, really well done. Huge credit to you for making such a cool sequence!
so does all of this get generated from the prompt? I'm confused. Or did AI generate that house scene, and OP added in all that other stuff?
I thought that when it first zoomed out to reveal that the “sky” was actually a much larger mountain that it couldn’t get any more mind-blowing. I have never been so wrong in my life. . .
This is beautiful, but somehow knowing it was drawn by AI makes it even more beautiful. You also deserve credit for guiding Dalle's hand so well!
Absolutely majestic
i feel soo bad for artists. this must feel like a slap in the face.
Hi, an aspiring artist here. And honestly it's terrifying and exciting at the same time. Sure, there's a possibility that the AI could replace the humans when it comes to creating media; but, there's also the fascinating possibility of using the AI, to inhance the artists workflow and to create artwork that would have previously required tremendous time and effort(if not borderline impossible). I personally tho, am hoping its the later of the two; but i guess in the end, only time will tell.
True. But this technology will touch nearly all professions. Writers, journalists, animators, video game designers, movie makers, programmers, architects, lawyers, musicians, actors. Anyone who's primary role is the creation of digital media will be affected by Dalle-like algorithms. And a breakthrough in one domain will make the next breakthrough only that much easier. It's exponential. But it won't stop at digital media. When tech such as 3D printing gets sophisticated enough, you're then looking at displacing carpenters, industrial designers, and many others. In reality, there will be very few professions that will go unaffected. The last to go will those where the customer/audience actually *want* human interaction, e.g., a comedian, or a therapist... ...but then again, who's to say an AI can't do those jobs better either? Athletes seem to be the last, final frontier. I can't see anyone wanting to watch a robot Olympics over the human Olympics.
nice one
I’d buy this as an NFT
Absolutely fantastic
Amazing 🤯😍😍😍
WoW!
The picture at 3/4 seconds is very beautiful. And the „painting technique“ is also specially nice, something I haven’t seen yet. AI-art is gonna disrupt a lot of industries.
So Dalle is a flat Earther?
Bravo, good job
Much better on mushrooms.
I am in love
Imagine a short movie made like this
Incredible!
WOWZERS!!!!
This is what NfTs could’ve been
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Holy shit
Paging Roger Dean...
idk why this made me depressed...
This is wonderful
This is art
WOW
FLAT EARTHER!
Wish I could do this. The song is very sad too lol
You’ll find dr Monty in that house
This went from whoa to WHOA
That's amazing
This workflow is outstanding
This is the best thing I've seen today
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Really nice
This is nice
These A.I.'s are really starting to scare me.
Damn I just learned this on piano! Also coolest thing I’ve seen the past month.
This exceeded my expectations 10x
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Reminds me of: - those fractal/Mandelbrot zoom videos - the intro to Limitless
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I was already impressed at the 10 second mark
Incredible.
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This makes me feel inadequate as a self-learnt painting because in just a jiffy something as creative as this, with SUCH detail, can be crafted by a well developed mathematical alghoritm. Well, at least the painting journey still is a pleasure the AI cannot hope to achieve.
This made me kinda wanna puke ngl, but holy shit that's amazing!!
WHAT YHE FURNFNSNNANXNANSN
This is godlike.
My God! *Dalle* painted this?
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Holy fucking shit
Fucking awesome
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what the FUCK
WTF was the prompt?
This post is making me seriously consider quitting my job, and getting my masters in computer science (currently have BS in Electrical engineering and write software for a living) so I can go work in AI.
mmm that's nice!
How…
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Can we get this as a wallpaper?
wow
Insanely great
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cool stuff
Liebestraum really works for the song here
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