Tinkersynth alternatives

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Artflow.ai lets can turn you into any characters, in any locations, wearing any outfits, without of the need of photographers, stylists and makeup artists.

This book will introduce you to graphics programming in the Go programming language context through a series of concise examples. It will guide you in creating your version of a generative art masterpiece.

Bringing the world of street art to your mobile phone

This Punk Does Not Exist is inspired by CryptoPunks and This Person Does Not Exist. The collection is limited to 404 unique vector images generated as SVG code. The max supply is a reference to 404 Not Found errors. They are available for purchase on OpenSea.

Draw beautiful flowing art with Silk. With Silk's award-winning magic brush, anyone can be an artist. Featured by Apple as one of their favorite apps.

VeoLuz is an exploration-focused playground and an artistic tool. It attempts to mimic the behavior of photons as they interact with barriers of various kinds − those that absorb light, those that reflect light, and those that refract light.

Liquid Math is an iOS app that lets you create generative art with biological simulations - the kind that describe zebra stripes, brain corals, neural activity in giant squid, and more.

It's a collective work. Anyone can mint a token for it by making a visual contribution, and the price to mint is paid to all previous contributors.

You have played with DALL·E mini, but can you guess the prompt given from the image output?

This is a fun and colorful mobile app with a huge amount of customization. It has been available on Google Play for some time now and has become quite popular. Last week, I released it in Apple App Store (links below). It has both lite and paid versions, and I'm happy to provide promo codes for the paid iOS version, if this is within the rules.