Jun 12, 2024
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Two different sets of variations, using "concept-shopping", as part of this week's Sunday Miracles challenge on http://app.eden.art -- trying out different LORA concepts that people have finetuned.
Here I used a photo of my friends carrying a couch that had graffiti on it, and then a photo of me collecting bacteria samples from the exposed sediments of the Salton Sea, yesterday morning (photos used as controlnet guidance images).
Here are some images I created based on Love Tester, a Burning Man honorarium piece I created (and built with my besties) in 2015. These are created using a "concept" (aka LoRA) in app.eden.art, from about eight photos of the finished installation. The bluish ones use a weak concept strength as well as a prompt that uses the words "cyberpunk", and the last one uses a high concept strength, and kinda resembles the piece we actually built remarkably well.
Since we actually burned the piece at the end of the BM2015 event, I am really fond of getting to see these images because otherwise the project just lives on in my memory. I really appreciate how AI allows us to resurrect half-life specters of bodies that have physically departed this world, and also to explore diversified "cousins" that vary on a theme. It is super exciting how these tools can help artists and builders ideate and iterate.
More AI remixes of the Mars College logo, with diatom/foraminifera prompts
More compositions based on the Mars College logo concept, these are very microbiology-inspired, but some of them also resemble the vascular cambium of higher plants (which I did not try prompting, but should!!). The first one was inspired by carboxysomes, subcellular microcompartments which self-assemble into icosahedral protein cages packed with the rubisco protein, which help cyanobacteria fix CO2 more efficiently. (I have done a lot of work on carboxysomes in my science research).
Some remixes of the logo for Mars College, using a LORA I trained on it, and various different promp-craft