Topic: 10th anniversary art contest - page 55. (Read 58465 times)

I have downloaded more than first 2000+ (provably 2300) project's logo according to coinmarketcap and make this. And inserted my drawing dot skatch of satoshi nakamoto's into it.





Ballon photo downloaded from : clipartpng.com

Btc : 35R5VT4LTPSRoUXqmxupwLzD8ewNLyzHXS

Leaving it here:

I'm not against on using online tools but it seems quite unfair to us who use the old way of making art, efforts done on these thing are quite really have a big difference but on that image its like fooling everyone's eyes.

I certainly agree to Foxpup,...

Then now you're talking. The rules here is this:
Any art you post must be created by you.

It’s because your mind is too narrow, but well it’s your opinion, we respect it.

I've never heard such nonsense in all my life.

We don’t pretend to be the artist, the computer is the artist we aren’t.
I believe you don’t really get the way artificial intelligence works.

Art needs technique, but technique isn’t very important, their is plenty very good technician who are bad artist. In our collective we have very good technician who handpaint DeepBlack’s creations, however they consider themselves as good technician.

 Most of all, art needs something coming from somewhere we don’t know, that we can’t understand.

Great artist don’t think, it comes from somewhere, like if their hand moves by itself. They aren’t like, “i’ll will add a bit of black here it will look better” that only produce crap arts.
Plenty famous artist confirm this behavior, some say it’s the universe, god, the spirit, the soul... whatever  you call it, let’s say inspiration.

AI can learn the technique buy looking at thousands of various pieces of art. It will never copy it, it will understand the pattern of each of them. That’s the technique bit.
Then the inspiration bit is the random generation, why the computer decided to create this piece, we will never know, and that’s what make it super cool. Look at this one, it’s 100% original, you’ll never find something similar in the past, why DeepBlack made it, and where he got the inspiration no one know.



as said Einstein:


Ans we completly agree with him, and for us AI is true art, probably even better, because it’s without any filters, and coming from something that we can’t understand.

I forgot to tell that I've used that as a reference photo. Sorry

This is the work in progress of this artwork. Furthermore, I did not focus on making the bitcoin ring realistic as it will drove away the attention of the audience on the portrait itself. Thank you for pinpointing it out.

Installed Photoshop just for Art contest, but bad luck don't know Photoshop work . Still learning from YouTube.

Here is my little efforts,




Here is clear photo, https://imgur.com/dCZ0rG0

Creating a tool doesn't make you an artist.
 
Actual artists (especially the artists who created the original works you're using) would disagree.

Agree, but if for example he built the “filter” himself for me it’s art.
 
For example, DeepBlack our artificial intelligence, is able to create artwork from scratch, or to copy the style of existing artwork and apply it to other elements. We built it, we trained it, and in the end what is done is “decided” by the artist (a computer in this case).

We personally consider it as unique artwork.

Impatient to see your creation.

Happy Anniversary Bitcointalk!

"Cryptoessentialism"

Even though there is no "Bitcointalk" name there, the idea of this painting I got at the time when I was communication a lot here on this forum.

I hope you will like it






My Bitcoin Wallet:
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As someone who does actual (handmade) digital art, I can confirm that running an existing artwork or photograph through a filter doesn't qualify as art, and would also go as far to say that it's just poorly-disguised plagiarism unless you actually created the original piece on which it's based.

(In an unrelated note, my contest entry (which I spent a non-trivial amount of time and effort on) is near completion, and will probably be submitted within the next day or two.)

thanx dude...
pm replied

Very nice, Pm'ed you ....

We do lot of digital art,
we confirm for us it’s digital, not handmade.
This is not an issue, as digital art is art.

Indeed. Great suggestion. I didn't bother to fine tune the lead in/lead out cut parameters. Never occured to me for engraving.
Yeah, will adjust cut file to do exactly that if/when I make another one or cut the other side. Thanx


Bingo!  3 merits sent

It's the first Bitcoin block's hash (Genesis block's hash): https://btc.com/000000000019d6689c085ae165831e934ff763ae46a2a6c172b3f1b60a8ce26f

Ain't it?

Try ramping into the cut, start at Z 0.0, then add your Z depth to a quarter arc G2 (or G3) code line.

The thing looks gorgeous anyway, I never did mind tooling marks when they don't get in the way of function.  Industrial art, baby!

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I'm calling BS on this:


It looks like you took this photo and ran some digital effects on it to make it look like a charcoal drawing.  Hell, my phone's camera app will do it.  I'm finding it hard to believe that the same person who drew such life-like eyes did such a shitty job on the bitcoin ring.  Sorry, not buying it.

   top view

iso view

Continuation of project posted earlier in thread.
Kinda bummed about that tool mark on the right side of inner circle. That's where the tool plunged at the start of circular cuts.
Anyway, I wrote something around outside. First to identify what it is gets 3 merits! (must be specific)

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Hi,

My tribute to bitcointalk.org is a similar logo that I created for my own website:

https://bytke.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/bitcoin.png

I hope that it is a good contribution.