Primaterium
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- While working on Stranger Aeons, some of the elements used escaped from a crack in the Piger Henricus and manifested in an an invisible vapor which wafted across the laboratory and settled into one of my network packet condensers. The following file was the only thing my router could transmit for a few hours until it was cleaned up. I bring you this glimpse into what can only be understood as the Primaterium.
Tzeentch: tell the girls to pull up, we're having a party!
Your electricity bill must be insane. These videos are so amazing though. Came from the visualizer for "They Move Below".
inb4 this guy gets HUGE in the metal community
Wow, I'm impressed! Meshuggah just released a video with "They Move Below" playing over a video made by Wizardhead.
I'm a "Rising Creator" now according to Facebook for this week. Guess that means I can afford that TOP Ramen now.
@@konstantin8901 I appreciate the support man 👍
Forget top ramen, treat yourself to some hakubaku fresh mailed ramen
Reminds me of H. R. Giger
This is crazy. Lol
And the music works so well... I'm passing the blunt, let's start a circle. 😁
This one's actually kind of beautiful.
There's like a deep peace in witnessing this accelerated decomposition of human-like figures within monuments that seem to crumble yet move towards an alternate future as natural growth in the grander scheme. It's like the more heavily imposed the human aspect is, the more likely something resembling a civilized structure may remain, whereas the less human it becomes, the more it decays its surroundings. The ambience and exact speed / motion somehow makes it feel like slow motion, helping the mind state pull back from a narrow focus.
I enjoyed this one very much.
"Outside the ordered universe is that amorphous blight of nethermost confusion which blasphemes and bubbles at the center of all infinity. The boundless daemon sultan Azathoth, whose name no lips dare speak aloud, and who gnaws hungrily in inconceivable, unlighted chambers beyond time and space amidst the muffled, maddening beating of vile drums and the thin monotonous whine of accursed flutes"
Yeah shhh don't say his name because as soon as he realizes he's dreaming we are totally f...
holy fuck
This is very special indeed.
Just awesome...💕
MESHUGGAH!!!
amazing.. just curious, is music AI generated too or it's human work ?
This one was human generated music. I used GarageBand and a midi-keyboard.
This is a watershed moment for reality as we know it. My interpretation of this is that Ai is melting away our senses
This is like some Dan Seagrave shit but even more of an acid trip. what the fuck is this!?
I'm such a huge Seagrave fan
Visual LSD
Is some of this in the Meshuggah video?
I made this around the same time using similar models. In both cases I used a ton of mushroom timelapse photography for organic flows and turned up the feedback loop for a black-on-white drawing look, but the irony is the input models were all dark color paintings.
And this is why you check the fuses in your Gellar Field device BEFORE entering the Warp.
The music is perfect!
Gonna take 10 mgs of melatonin before bed tonight after watching this just to see how much it fucks with me lol.
This looks like how I imagine what H.P. Lovecraft tried to discribe when talking about the unimaginable. Amazing work! Also isn't this the footage used in the new Meshuggah video?
I actually generated this bit before the material for They Move Below and used a lot of the same ingredients for sections of it, because it was endlessly compelling to me and it created this vibrant cosmic horror psychedelic continuum I felt really vibed with the heavy bits of that track.
@@Wizardhead Either way it looks fantastic and is mesmerizing everytime. Good job. :)
How is this masterpiece made is it A.I or drawings or is it mathematics? Im really intrigued by this amazing
In essence it is using "AI" (a misnomer but everyone is misusing that term right now in much the same way as "meme" doesn't mean what we use it as) to map a selection or "prompted" set of features taken from a corpus of 2.3 billion images and apply them to a function that seeks to "map" them onto, by virtue of trying to figure out which features best "solve" for aspects of, input images (frames of video) and then there's some extra steps to smooth the flow from frame to frame which are totally separate from the "AI" that create all sorts of feedback into the algorithm and the result is a just a hot mess.
@@Wizardhead so...this is the closest think to seeing what an ai program is 'seeing'. Reminds me of that fractal art that was real popular on deviantart in the early 00's.
@@Wizardhead wow so interesting thx for the info keep up the good work 👏
Terrifying and beautiful work.
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wow stunning dude! May I ask what you actually use to make it? I mean softwarewise
This was Stable Diffusion chewing on mushroom time lapse photography and I manipulated the pipeline to feedback into itself which had a side effect of turning it into an almost line drawing style but created such smoothness it took my breath away when the frames started coming out
@@Wizardhead did you use Topaz post-processing (slow-motion mode) in this case?
@@iwhiteplant I probably did use Topaz to upscale it, but I don't think I used the slow-motion mode for it. The smoothness is a result of high flow blend values in the StableWarpFusion script I used and the fact that the input video was a slow motion movement (via a timelapse of mushrooms growing)
@@iwhiteplant the latest version of Topaz Video AI is pretty nice though! It's much more convenient than running RIFE or FILM on a remote GPU server, since I can just run it overnight on my Mac.
This is a really cool aesthetic