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for designers not doing the technical stuff,with physical simulations ,but the others,an evolutionary design system
after being given the breif and starting to make a number of quick drawings[the brainstorm?/thumbnails?]the designer [or artist]might usually make some different designs then choose
a good one to make up fully.
instead, why not put the drawings /in separate parts perhaps[or better yet cad files]into a small computer,to be worn by the designer/artist.
then ,walking around out of the office/studio have the computer vary dimensions,angles on the drawings, maybe split and combine the thumbnails,and display them on an eyepeice.
then eyepeice note iris size whilst showing a mutant design,and [chinese jade dealer bit] better 'fitness' for more iris opening on a drawing.
then perhaps see, by selection, a good looking drawing
A painting done by similar means
http://www.melania.com/freeart/index.html If I understand you correctly, that is. Don't know about the chinese jade dealer though. [PotatoStew, Sep 17 2001, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Interesting idea. If we apply this to arbitrary visual art and an arbitrary audience, you could have a whole gallery of self-evolving paintings that change in such a way that they're attractive to the people that cared to look at them. |
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I truthfully commented on the painting |
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Man I can hardly wait for the survival of the fittest fad in popular culture to be over. |
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So, let me get this straight so that I may understand it better
This setup riffs on "storyboard" drawings, trying out many possibilities, and "knows" whether a given riff (iteration) is "good" or "bad" by monitoring the pupil size? |
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When sentence structure is not constrained, you can
actual seee people think |
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The iris idea although not new is fascinating in this concept. Others come to mind. Education, sales (unfortunately), bar come-ons. The list is endless. |
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