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InkField started as a study of digital ink and brush behavior. Over time it turned into something else, a system that can reconstruct a drawing from the memory of its stroke paths. But that’s the strange thing about the time we live in. Somewhere along the way I realized... show more

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Jet New6 个月前

You should look into the models trained on !

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Bryce Driesenga6 个月前

So cool. What sort of export options/formats are possible?

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BLENDER SUSHI 🫶 X - 24/7 Blenderian6 个月前

Can I beta test on Mac M2

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Justin Rands6 个月前

can we play with it yet

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sonyx.eth6 个月前

is it free to use? would like to let my students play with it

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0xPachacutec ᯅ6 个月前

This is beautiful! how can we access this?

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Faust6 个月前

The full quote makes it even better—human-machine symbiosis isn't just a concept, it's the canvas now.

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Veesh6 个月前

Love the way ur brain works

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Leon6 个月前

is it possible to use this to simulate how the old masters like da vinci would have painted the mona lisa for eg?

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🐨: When we all got together, we were like, so what is something that’s really us? We thought about that a lot, and we wanted to show where we started, I think. 🐨: All seven of us are also, all Korean, too, and we thought it would be good if something symbolizing Korea could be included together, and while thinking that, we ended up, uh, bringing up the keyword, uh, “Arirang.” 🐨: “Arirang,” of course, is kind of… honestly, everyone interprets it differently, since the lyrics are abstract. I think it’s a story about this lingering feeling, longing, and love. That’s what I think. 🐨: I think that’s something I actually thought about a lot while I was in the military. You end up thinking a lot about the past, You miss everything. Something. 🐨: I miss civilian life, I miss ARMY, and I really miss the BTS members, and I miss the past. So, also now, since “Arirang” contains all the joys, angers, sorrows, and pleasures of life together, that kind of emotion felt like it could, in this album of ours. 🐨: As we’re putting out an album for the first time in a while, well, encompass our—what we’ve been through so far, the joys, angers, sorrows, and pleasures, and really tie together the music like that. 🐿️: But the thing that’s truly the most like us, that feels like our roots, and that we could show clearly in that way, I think that was “Arirang.” 🐰: Something that can tie it together— some kind of— 🐿️: Uh, I listened and I was like, oh, kind of like that. 🐨: We sang “Arirang” ten years ago, and at KCON Paris. 🐰: I saw that stage, on the channel. 🐿️: Wait a second, do you remember this? Ah, we did our Arirang and did it like this. We danced hard back then. 🐨: Since that happened, in a way, ten years later, now it ends up coming out as our “Arirang.” I think that’s what happened. 🐰: That’s fascinating.

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