Category: Journal
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Art & Artificial Intelligence: Starting a New Journey with Images
Project Goals This is a summary of the work I committed to my “Latin American Art and Artificial Intelligence” GitHub repository during the Winter of 2022. I redesigned my portfolio recently, so I decided to begin documenting the project I started working on this past winter! I want to create a state-of-the-art text-to-image model. Primarily,…
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Honing an Observational Mind
“A heightened observational mind-set takes over when we’re tourists. In a new place, we pay attention to everything, it seems. But we spend most of our time in familiar places that have lost their inherent novelty. We take these surroundings for granted, and we stop paying close attention. A recurring commute becomes profoundly numbing. Psychologists…
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Image Comparing Software, Results
The differences I was able to spot immediately were that baroque and Impressionist art had higher use of black and dark slate grey than Cubism, and that variety was highest in Cubist art, followed by Impressionist and then baroque. Baroque had the least amount of ‘variety’, in the sense that most of the colors that…
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Image Comparing Software, Part Two: Individual results, modules, and methods.
Extracting Pixel Data The way I went about analyzing our image data is by using PIL, or the Python Imaging Library. It allows us to grab the pixel data for each individual painting in our dataset. This would allow me to get the RGB data, and convert it into its closest available X11 color which…
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Image comparing software Part One: Let’s look at some art!
The idea behind this project is the disparities that exist in the composition of color used in different styles of painting. These differences could firstly be used to identify the style, and secondly used to cross-examine art of the same style but through different artists or different pieces. Impressionism These paintings are Impressionist and although…