Drawmeasheep

Oh, hello dear friend! It brings me such much joy to see you discover this whimsical place where machines create art. I started this project in March/April 2023 when I wrote a silly blog post and found out that GPT is capable of creating rudimentary SVG drawings. Since then, I poured my heart and soul into improving this process, constantly tinkering and improving GPT and algorithmic steps until I reached a point where illustrations became recognizable, amusing, and delightful. After a 9-month period, the tool generated 3,447 images, at which point I decided to shut it down. It used to look like this: The amound of data collected is enough data to evaluate the quality and select the most successful images. These images could be used to fine-tune a model. However, as of yet, I have not started this project. Below is a list of images preserved online for nostalgic purposes. Figure 1: a red dragon Figure 2: a rabbit Figure 3: a unicorn Figure 4: a unicorn Figure 5: a cat Figure 6: a cat Figure 7: a cat Figure 8: a cat Figure 9: a cat Figure 10: a cat Figure 11: a cat Figure 12: a cat Figure 13: a cat Figure 14: a cat Figure 15: a cat Figure 16: a cockroach Figure 17: oneearedrabbit–this could be my profile picture! --- Oh, hello dear friend! It brings me such much joy to see you discover this whimsical place where machines create art. I started this project in March/April 2023 when I wrote a silly blog post and found out that GPT is capable of creating rudimentary SVG drawings. Since then, I poured my heart and soul into improving this process, constantly tinkering and improving GPT and algorithmic steps until I reached a point where illustrations became recognizable, amusing, and delightful. After a 9-month period, the tool generated 3,447 images, at which point I decided to shut it down. It used to look like this: The amound of data collected is enough data to evaluate the quality and select the most successful images. These images could be used to fine-tune a model. However, as of yet, I have not started this project. Below is a list of images preserved online for nostalgic purposes. Figure 1: a red dragon Figure 2: a rabbit Figure 3: a unicorn Figure 4: a unicorn Figure 5: a cat Figure 6: a cat Figure 7: a cat Figure 8: a cat Figure 9: a cat Figure 10: a cat Figure 11: a cat Figure 12: a cat Figure 13: a cat Figure 14: a cat Figure 15: a cat Figure 16: a cockroach Figure 17: oneearedrabbit–this could be my profile picture!