‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
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‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
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#2Like someone said about this on /r/programming:
>Pretty tight that computers can drop acid now.
Anyway, here's a direct link to the video for mobile users: https://vimeo.com/169187915
Re: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
#3"Oh my God, it's full of layers."
Re: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
#4Cool.
It needs some kind of averaging with nearby frames (or whatever), to avoid the constant flicker in areas of more or less solid color.
Re: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
#5Cool. It needs some kind of averaging with nearby frames (or whatever), to avoid the constant flicker in areas of more or less solid color.
Given the movie being represented, the constant flicker is thematically more appropriate.
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#6"It means nothing to me. I have no opinion about it, and I don't care."
On the first moon landing, quoted in The New York Times, (1969-07-21).
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso
Curious about his feelings regarding this work. (I find it beautiful.)
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#7I have two opinions: 1) I don't think cubism transfers well into a motion picture format, 2) I think these experiments, as they are currently, attempt to merge two styles and end up with neither, and nothing novel in its place; there is little Kubrick or Picasso in the final piece.
I think it's superficial and doesn't do either source justice.
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#8I have two opinions: 1) I don't think cubism transfers well into a motion picture format, 2) I think these experiments, as they are currently, attempt to merge two styles and end up with neither, and nothing novel in its place; there is little Kubrick or Picasso in the final piece. I think it's superficial and doesn't do either source justice.
"It looks cool" is sufficient excuse for experimentation.
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#9I kind of want someone to do the same thing with a "NON-neural network" Picasso filter, like the ones in Photoshop and similar image editing programs. I want to compare how much the neural network's understanding of Picasso's style adds to the work (I imagine it's a lot, because this looks incredible).
Re: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ rendered in the style of Picasso
#10I have two opinions: 1) I don't think cubism transfers well into a motion picture format, 2) I think these experiments, as they are currently, attempt to merge two styles and end up with neither, and nothing novel in its place; there is little Kubrick or Picasso in the final piece. I think it's superficial and doesn't do either source justice.
this is such a quintessentially HN comment