Deep Dream Generator

[Luv2shoot]

Most of you have become accustomed to my style and love of postwork. For some time I have been admiring a software called, Deep Dream Generator (DDG). I am not sure how it works, but I have found a lot of fun playing with it.
Although the site says that you can only use it for a limited amount of transformations, so far, I have not had to pay any subscription fees. And I don't plan to. Once they tell me that my time or trial is up, it will be all over for me because I know that type of work does not appeal to most viewers. But the artistic element sure appeals to me.

You can o some pretty cool stuff with this software. The trial version produces results whose files are small. But I am not using these images other than to share them on the internet. The software combines more than one image to produce a dream-like creation. The two images can be your own, or you may use one of their images to combine it with your own original.

So, here are two examples.

I bet you think it is sinful what I did to the BUGATTI, but there is no way to create such a vibrant dramatic composition without using DDG.
However, what DDG did to the RHINO left me speechless.

I love to play with this new software. You may want to play with DDG too. Search Deep Dream Generator and if you like, ADD YOUR RESULTS HERE.


Original Bugatti


DEEP DREAM GENERATOR


Rhino Original Photo



Deep Dream Creation


I hope you enjoyed these examples. t is a lot of fun. But I realize, it serves a limited audience.
LORELL

[blackfox]

Oh yes love them ,will look it up in a bit

[Ian]

The result on the rhino picture is really interesting. I'm less convinced by the Bugatti picture transformation but art is a very personal thing!

This reminds me of one of the very original digital image to simulated painting applications I came across around 20 years ago. It was called Photo Art Master as I recall.

Ian

[Luv2shoot]

Here is a third one that I just did of a snail.

First the original
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And then

[Ian]

That one works well.

[Phill D]

Well didn't think I was going to like this but they are really good. Very intriguing, I predict this is going to be a great thread.

[MJ224]

Sounds interesting. I occasionally use Topaz Studio, which adds effects to an image. Not quite as bizarre the this DDG though. Might have a play ......:-)

The Rhino and Snail are superb..:-)

[wornish]

How do you find these sites?

Here is one I just did.

Before





After





Very surreal!

[Luv2shoot]

That is wild, I see frogs and blowfish and everybody is happy.

[MJ224]

Using Topaz Studio 2

[Luv2shoot]

Nice treatment. I like that linen look.

[Olybirder]

Very interesting Lorell. The Bugatti one has a Fauvist look to me: if Matisse painted Bugattis they would look like this. The Rhino and Snail have more of a '60s psychedelia vibe. I wonder if the subscription is cheaper than purchasing LSD? 😀

[Luv2shoot]

I didn’t see that coming till I got to the end of your sentence!

[blackfox]

just done a couple to see how it works

[Luv2shoot]

The second one is my favorite. It is so colorful but maintains some realism.

[blackfox]

and another hard to know which base to choose but its fun , going to upload this to flickr to gauge reaction ?

[blackfox]

last one ,need to go out and take some piccies

[Luv2shoot]

It looks like you enjoyed this software. Thanks for posting all of your creations. I also like seeing the originals.

[wornish]

The results are certainly surreal.

[MikeOxon]

My dreams are never like these - I suspect one would have to take LSD to see things like these but would I want to?

[gingram]

I had a trial on some group where you just entered the keywords and AI produced an artwork for you. It was very clever and apparently never produces the same image twice. Here are some examples.

It was quite addictive.

[MJ224]

They are getting better and better...............

A great thread,

[Luv2shoot]

These transformations are more realistic and I like the darkened mood it created in each.