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These Machines Will Teach You to Draw Whether You Like It Or
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Flying Eye Angle
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Flying Eye Angle wrote:Wonder how much it helps
- I doubt they are gonna start drawing Mike Deodato Jr level of cartoons. :mrgreen:
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Don't be selfish, preserve this world for the next generations.
I'll never long for what might have been
Regret won't waste my life again
I won't look back I'll fight to remain
Weird!
I scanned through the videos, mostly just the parts where we get to see it working
Interesting concept, its a good question how much it actually helps.
Maybe if you motion-capture from real artists drawing more stuff... all I saw was drawing rectangles. It did teach them how to approach the strokes though (more like a draftsman) - one guy commented on how it was a surprise to him where the robot wanted him to start the next line
Props to the kid for building it, pretty neat idea, much potential. I don't think its working quite yet though
I scanned through the videos, mostly just the parts where we get to see it working
Interesting concept, its a good question how much it actually helps.
Maybe if you motion-capture from real artists drawing more stuff... all I saw was drawing rectangles. It did teach them how to approach the strokes though (more like a draftsman) - one guy commented on how it was a surprise to him where the robot wanted him to start the next line
Props to the kid for building it, pretty neat idea, much potential. I don't think its working quite yet though
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