We are looking for the source of the mosaic style for neural style transfer, we came across the following image that was apparently used by several people as input but we could not identify the source of it.
The photo depicts a lady holding a flower on stained glass.
(c) copyright 2006, Blender Foundation / Netherlands Media Art Institute / www.elephantsdream.org This an audio-less re-production of the “Elephants Dream” by Blender Foundation after it was parsed using a neural network that attempts to transfer the same style as a photo that depicts a lady holding a flower on stained glass (https://bytefreaks.net/photography/neural-style-transfer-mosaic-style-source). We do not know the origin of this art yet… Audio will be added at a later stage.
While looking for the source of the Feathers style for neural style transfer we came across the following image that was apparently used by several people as input.
After some special Google-Fu we were able to find a page that posts the above watercolor paint with feathers leaves and petals which states that the painter is Kathryn Corlett.
This an audio-less re-production of the “Elephants Dream” by Blender Foundation after it was parsed using a neural network that attempts to transfer the same style as what seems to be the work named “Feathers Leaves and Petals” by Kathryn Corlett to each frame of the video. Audio will be added at a later stage.
While looking for the source of the Candy style for neural style transfer we came across the following image that was apparently used by several people as input.
We tried to identify the painter of the above piece but we were not able to pinpoint the exact painting. What we found was a painting called “June Tree” by Natasha Wescoat which has looks extremely similar to this so we assume that the input must be a paint by mrs. Wescoat.
This an audio-less re-production of the “Elephants Dream” by Blender Foundation after it was parsed using a neural network that attempts to transfer the same style as what seems to be a variation of the “June Tree” by Natasha Wescoat to each frame of the video. Audio will be added at a later stage.
