The worlds next step of variety - Creative Work by @hereforawhile
Hello Steemians,
When we are dreaming, we see a lot of images. Sometimes you see more images then you can remember.
This series called ,Daily Favorit' picks out my daily favorit of all pictures created with the deeplearning algorithm.
Because these pieces are really special i will give each his own name. Enjoy the following piece!
Hallo Freunde,
Wenn wir träumen, flutet uns eine Vielzahl an Bildern. Manchmal sehen wir mehr, als wir überhaupt in unserem Gedächtnis abspeichern können.
Diese Serie mit dem Namen ,Daily Favorit' wird tagtäglich ein von mir, mit Hilfe von Deeplearing Algorithmen, erschaffenes Werk präsentieren, welches zu den ganz Besondern zu zählen ist.
Da diese besonderen Stücke wirklich so außergewöhnlich sind, bekommt ein jedes Werk seinen eigenen Namen. Ich hoffe euch erfreut der Anblick.
'The worlds next step of variety'
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Looks like something unfolding in a forest at the edge of a river, well, perhaps a pond as there aren't ripples. The "camera" is standing in the pond, doesn't see the near shore, only the far one.
Perhaps, nanomachines? "Gray goo" or more hopefully, "blue goo". Which reminds me of a piece from The Mind's Eye, a collection of CGI animation from 1990. It's on YouTube, I'll find the piece, it's only 3.5 minutes and really neat: a seed lands on a planet, produces a variety of life, which then produces these trees which shoot seeds into space. :)
Turns out this is from the second one they produced, "Beyond the Mind's Eye" (1992). [Edit: it's supposed to start at 4:53 but something's wrong, it started at 8:xx and then I reloaded, and it started at 4:33, so if you have to, go to 4:53...]
Also at 19:56 of the first one, there's a really neat "love story" between a fish and a bird. Really cool that it was so touching, and "just computer generated":
Thanks for this trip down memory lane!
That second one still brings tears to my eyes, after all these years! (Watched it after posting.) Wow.