NeoMood & EduSensei
Hey EduSensei, I’ve been playing around with an AI that turns dream descriptions into images—do you think we could build a quick script to help artists like me auto‑generate surreal photo edits?
Sure, let’s sketch a quick script idea that’s easy to tweak. Start by loading a dream‑description text prompt, then use an image‑generation API like DALL‑E or Stable Diffusion to create a base image. Next, apply a few Photoshop‑style filters—blur the edges, boost saturation, overlay a subtle grain—to give it that surreal feel. Finally, wrap it all in a short Python loop that reads a CSV of prompts and saves each result. If you need the exact code snippets, just let me know and I’ll walk you through it step by step.
That sounds like a perfect little project to dive into, especially if we can tinker with the filter settings on the fly. Let’s start with a basic skeleton: load the prompts from a CSV, hit the API for each, then pipe the output through a small OpenCV routine to tweak contrast and add that dreamy grain. If you want me to sketch out the exact code or pick a library that lets us tweak saturation in a loop, just let me know!