Sentence examples similar to computer generated portraits from inspiring English sources
Images via. Lee Griggs our favorite pareidolia-enabled digital sculptor is back with a fresh batch of computer generated face illustrations, dubbed the XGen Portraits.
His fuller-scale portraits – digitally painted rather than computer generated – have received almost 55,000 "appreciations" (the Behance equivalent of "likes").
Even my grocery lists are computer generated.
Paddington himself is mostly computer generated, with some animatronic work.
Gossamer textures are the norm and once more invite close looking, whether in James McNeill Whistler's misty 1878 lithograph of the Thames or Jacques Villon's 1920 etching of the stark terra-cotta portrait head of Baudelaire by his brother Raymond Duchamp-Villon (1876-1918), an image whose fine parallel lines almost seem computer generated.
"Up" was computer generated, or CG, in industry shorthand.
But before that, computer generated karaoke might find its way into home entertainment.
They are incredibly important in the world of computer generated imagery and animation.
The team then started creating its own concept sketches, paintings and computer generated art.
"You can tell straight away what is computer generated and what is immediate human craft".
"Word of mouth has a much greater effect than some computer generated recommendation," suggested another.
