Generative dancing about architecture

September 20, 2022After Effectsjnack

Paul Trillo is back at it, extending a Chinese restaurant via Stable Diffusion, After Effects, and Runway:

Using @OpenAI dall-e 2 AI to dream up what a Chinese restaurant skyscraper might look like. The fluid frame interpolation was made with @runwayapp new super slow motion setting that also uses the power of AI to morph between frames. #aiart #ai #architecture #vfx #dalle pic.twitter.com/HMUvUyqsxA
— Paul Trillo (@paultrillo) September 15, 2022

Elsewhere, check out this mutating structure. (Next up: Falling Water made of actual falling water?)

I've been testing interpolated animations with Stable. Unlike FiLM, Deforum's notebook maintains consistency across all frames.#StableDiffusion #Deforum #AIart pic.twitter.com/zsrRRWRw1x
— Iban (@1ban3gaNa) September 17, 2022

One thought on “Generative dancing about architecture”

Clay White says:

September 21, 2022 at 12:38 pm

I love all of your stuff. I have for years but, is there any way you can get adobe to fix the invisible cursors in PS 2022. With the high res screens the refusal and the precise cursors are impossible to keep track of much less see where you have it positioned. Very frustrating and impossible to get work done. I do not see this issue in On One, Luminar and other similar programs.
A loyal fan.

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