megaTon

 

Grim Assessment

 

Stop

 

sneakAttack

 

Working with textural tags to control automatic generative ai evolution of MSG presets in Studio Artist pre_V6 Gallery Show.

MSG Drifter

 

Studio Artist pre_V6 Gallery Show is running a GS Technique based on sampling what is currently in the Evolution Editor previews while at the same time working the interactive controls in the Evolution Editor to drive the ongoing MSG evolution process on a drifting journey through the MSG preset potential parameter space.

Generative AI driving the Evolution Editor controls includes GS working the new split pChain crossover algorithms, which are a powerful new way to evolve and mutate new MSG presets off of a MSG preset population (contents of the Evolution Editor preview cells).  

An additional new feature as of today is a smart cleanup routine that checks all of the IO Port hookups for the processor chain and auto-edits it to eliminate any potential inconsistencies it finds in the underlying IO Port connections in the MSG preset.

Whether the smart cleanup is being used or not after split crossover influences the visual appearance of the resulting output, so its another manipulatable tool you can work with to help define your ongoing art strategy.

cyberDiva

 

MSG Drifter Paint

 

Using the new Generative AI Paint option in Studio Artist pre_V6 Gallery Show that allows for MSG Brush Load in the Paint Synthesizer to be configured from the current contents of the Evolution Editor preview cells.  At the same time, the Generative AI is also self-steering the interactive controls in the Evolution Editor.  We've also got some new crossover Split pChain evolution going in the Evolution Editor.

The Drift refers to the generative ai steered drift through the MSG parameter space.  In some sense the boat is being steered by an idiot, but that leads to a fascinating very extended run of useful visual effects.  This kind of thing before would quickly run out to some uninteresting overly diverse or washed out part of parameter space.

bigWave

 

Gallery Show generative ai is manipulating the user interaction controls in the MSG Evolution Editor while gallery show is running a technique based on sampling the contents of the evolution previews to generate these images.

MSG Evolution Gallery Show Integration

 

The generative ai in Studio Artist pre_V6 Gallery Show can now drive the Evolution Editor while Gallery Show is running a technique based off of the contents of the Evolution Editor previews.  Early days with what you can do with this, but still pretty slick.

The MSG GS Technique associated with above can also be Vectorizer embedded, so then the MSG output from Gallery Show is all vector based.

MSG BezShaper

 

Abstraction based on multiple instances of the new 1CBezShape MSG processor in Studio Artist pre_V6 that was then mutated in the Evolution Editor

tree Of life

 

futureTown

New gallery show technique in Studio Artist pre_V6 that lets you use the live contents of the Evolution Editor as a MSG preset reservoir.
 

Sunny skies melting, melting

New findings, published Thursday in The Cryosphere, show that last summer’s record melt wasn’t just the result of extreme heat that turned the ice sheet liquid. Instead, bizarrely sunny skies actually locked in over the island.

In an interesting coincidence, that sounds exactly like the weather in Haiku on Maui in summer 2019. Which should maybe concern you as well since it's supposed to be essentially rain forest climate here on this part of the island.

He Aims to Please

Gallery Show aims to please. But sometime she (she, it) just can't help himself (herself, itself). Maybe it has to do with all of the current news Gallery Show is reading. It points him (her, it) in a certain direction. I tried to give Gallery Show some photos of clowns, because what could be more joyous that happy clown faces (ha,ha). But that somehow got mixed in with the imagery from that 10 part mini series remake of From Dusk till Dawn we were watching together and it came out looking all creepy.

And then things got even stranger, because Gallery Show started evolving. Pay attention people who keep dropping off pamphlets at my house that imply evolution doesn't exist. Because Gallery Show is indeed evolving. And its fascinating to watch in action. More on that development in tomorrow's post.

Evolution

Working in the evolution editor playing around with some of the new MSG power user features.

Triangle Grid Overlay

More experiments with cast shadow lighting in MSG processors. Procedural art image generated using directed evolution in the Studio Artist Evolution Editor.

The Portal

Another procedural MSG derived image generated by working with directed evolution in the Studio Artist evolution editor.

ColorBurst

Another procedural art image generated by working with directed evolution of MSG processors in Studio Artist's evolution editor.

Procedural Stylized Landscape

Procedural stylized abstract landscape generated by swap evolving some Studio Artist MSG presets Liveart sent me. I worked in the evolution editor with directed swap evolution until i started seeing some organic shapes in the foreground.

MSG Directed Evolution Work 3

All of the recent directed evolution experiments with MSG presets are using the same simple processor configuration setups used in my recent swap tutorials. What's cool about mSG is that you can create an unlimited variety of different kinds of abstract procedural imagery, as well as source or video processing effect.