style2paints

I think there's some demand in the space [1]. I've used the Pixiv colorizer in the past (Petalica Paint [0]) with some good results and some really not as good. Some of the 'errors' it makes are actually interesting and can be used to make the final result richer than without it. But the errors can be 'unfixable' and actually worsen the final result. So in the end it's hard to say if it's a time-saver. Regarding the interface Petalica gets it right, although mask + palette makes sense. A fully local model with support with different styles and a configurable respect for the line art (with default 100% respect) would definitely be a game changer. At their current level, the AI models are slightly lacking, so it feels like too much time investment compared to the quality of the results. [0] https://petalica.com/index_en.html [1] https://git

Yes, after Alice from Alice in wonderland, there’s a few manga guys. Later, this old man not anime style is presented: https://github.com/lllyasviel/style2paints/raw/master/temps/...

This seems really cool; I think it would be even better if they adopted head and tail models similar to how style2paints does it for colorizing manga. Style2Paints: https://github.com/lllyasviel/style2paints It does increase memory consumption by a lot but idk, the improvement to performance is a little nuts

Creating images with radar sounds like a fun GAN project. I mean we are already coloring animes [1] and line-arts [2, 3]. [1] http://kvfrans.com/coloring-and-shading-line-art-automatical... [2] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.03240.pdf [3] https://github.com/lllyasviel/style2paints