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Then again, religion brought this https://www.pinterest.com/pin/332492384959599186/ to the world, as well as many other splendors.
Not sure if it's already been linked in this thread but there's lotsa crazy stuff in here: https://www.pinterest.com/ntizainersstudi/architecture/
https://www.bodiesinmotion.photo/
It's a pay site, but you can access preview sequences in lower resolution for free. The sequences show people doing things--athletics, martial arts etc.--which animators and artists often want to represent in their work. If not, it would be useless for my planned custom content, and I'm not interested.
I spent days searching for a way to make *.bvh files compatible with Blender or Max without result.
It would be such a perfekt way to animate entities into qmle if they could be imported as bvh, and make the references attached. animstreet So how this guy is doing it in blender isn't what your trying to do? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7vb6OqcjpkM
First pic is not real, it's a photoshop of the Bourges Cathedral in France. One might wonder who built a bridge in the middle of a church nave like that.
"Postcards from a post-human city: Stefan Hoenerloh's abandoned spaces" (quote from twitter)
http://www.hoenerloh.de/en/gallery.html https://medium.com/intuitionmachine/the-alien-look-of-deep-learning-generative-design-5c5f871f7d10
Some examples of what happens when you use deep learning AI techniques to design physical objects.
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