Does HTML get any better than this?
#html#90s#space jam
A few of my favorite from an unreleased collection by @wildedear, “Butt Shrooms” or something like that.
#nft#mushrooms#art
Instead of using stock photography for a blog post I was working on, I tried a popular AI image generator called Stable Diffusion. You just describe what you would like to see, and it tries it’s best to produce an image matching that description. Here are the results:
For this image I wanted a pile of physical Bitcoin tokens in the middle of a town in the Wild West. I added some more color like “high fantasy” and “digital illustration”. I’m pretty happy with the result.
My goal with this image was to have a traditional looking burglar taking gold coins from a computer screen. I couldn’t get the coins coming out of the screen, but I thought this image looked pretty cool anyway.
For the final image I wanted to have a court scene where “Bitcoin” was on the witness stand. This is clearly not that, but it was pretty close! Also for some reason it added a frame but it works.
Now here are a bunch of rejects that didn’t match the vibe I was looking for but are still pretty interesting on their own.
For all of the above images I was going for something Wes Anderson inspired.
I used Photosonic which is a paid hosted version of the image producing AI for these images, but you can generate 10 images for free and there’s many alternatives available. This technology is worth experimenting with and is actually pretty mind blowing.
Sign my decentralized 90s inspired guestbook!
From MS-DOS to Apple Arcade. I’m excited to play the sequel of Beneath a Steel Sky, one of the best cyperpunk games I’ve seen.
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