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*[Color Emulation of the GameBoy](https://byuu.net/video/color-emulation/)
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*[Hello hsluv - blog post about how hsluv works](https://austinjones.onfabrik.com/blog/hello-hsluv)
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*[Graphics & Palettes - Super Nintendo Entertainment System Features Pt. 01 (YouTube)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57ibhDU2SAI&ab_channel=RetroGameMechanicsExplained)
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AI tools, and to a lesser extend non-AI based generative art tools, have been contentious among artists for a while now. While the reasons for the apprehension vary, two common threads come up a lot:
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This **way** out of scope for this page, but if you think no, that doesn't exclude you from using all generative tools - most don't use AI at all.
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* How can artists can prove they drew a piece instead of using an AI tool?
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One solution to this is to post a each piece with a WIP from earlier in the process or a time lapse of the creation process. This is something a lot of viewers already appreciate anyway, and, depending on your workflow, may be low effort.
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Due to the copy right office deciding on the un-copyright-ability of AI generated images with tools like DALL·E 2, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion, there's some questions about how this will affect the copyright-ability of other generative tools. I don't want to comment if that's good or bad on this page, but you should at least be aware of it.
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This page is almost completely devoid of actual educational content. Instead, I've tried to make the most complete list of generative art tools and libraries on the internet. Of course, I can't actually make an exhaustive list and may be missing some of the newest tools and ideals, so please check out these other communities for more:
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This page is almost entirely devoid of actual educational content. Instead, I've tried to make the most complete list of generative art tools and libraries on the internet. Of course, I can't actually make an exhaustive list and may be missing some of the newest tools and ideals, so please check out these other communities for more:
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You may notice this page lacks AI generative art tools such as DALL·E 2, Midjourney, & Stable Diffusion. This isn't because they're not interesting, it's because the space is [rapidly evolving](https://the-decoder.com/nvidias-ediffi-is-an-impressive-alternative-to-dall-e-or-stable-diffusion/)and I don't want to maintain constantly changing lists!</br></br>If you're totally new to AI Art, see [Stable Diffusion is a really big deal](https://simonwillison.net/2022/Aug/29/stable-diffusion/)by [@simonw](https://twitter.com/simonw), but even that is relatively old now and new features are coming rapidly, like the ability to pose characters in the scene.
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And, yeah, ｏｏｆ. That's not a good experience. It's worth trying to balance your use of text, images, and (do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do) Unicode abusing spice.
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