Every frame drawn with JavaScript by Claude Opus 5.

The music was also written in JavaScript. I asked Opus 5 to make the animation line up with the music it composed.

I'm noticing peculiar things about Opus 5's art style: 1. It tends to fill up the canvas as much as possible 2. It almost always involves water in its art work. I've made 10+ independent art projects with Opus 5, and it always tends towards water, boats, or lighthouses.

Another Opus 5 project I made:

@chrislakin

I'd give Opus only desert reference images and see if it still finds an excuse to draw a boat.

This is awesome

ty!

is it all front end? can you please share the code? would really mean a lot!!!! please 🙏

Wow that's impressive

How are you getting these results? I tried to do something like your paper Mario and it was just flat and any attempt at depth or texture was making it worse. Are you using any skills? References? It was a one shot but still just sad looking

For this one, I had Opus reference other art that I've made in the past. I had to prompt those references a lot to get the look and feel I wanted, but once it got there, I could just re-use styles for future projects

how much prompting does it take to make these @kevin_t_ngo?

How do you do this?

you're crazy

any theory on why opus 5 keeps drifting back to water and lighthouses specifically?

I asked all of them, and they all said something along the lines of a boat being a good protagonist choice and that it's easier to draw

sooo cool, could you share prompts or any insight for how you made this?

This is so cool! Are you using any extension or brush? I've tried drwaing some stuff with p5.js brush but it turbo sucks...😔

Hi Kengo! Saw your post and site—your AI self-portraits are stunning. I’m a Brazilian architect and would love your permission to print and frame a few for my office. Would high-res files be available for better quality? Let me know what you think!

Sharing your prompts when?