Thread by @altryne

I created an @awesome__re list for #AIart and #imagesynthesis tools.
You're welcome to check it out, suggest changes, and subscribe to notifications!
github.com/altryne/awesom…

This whole field of #imagesynthesis moves so incredibly fast, that it's easy to get lost.

https://twitter.com/c_valenzuelab/status/1562579547404455936

There are many other resources like @ai__pub that's worth following (in fact I've added them to my list!)

Some notable examples and the main shoutout is to @pharmapsychotic , maybe the nicest ML engineer around, extremely helpful, has a HUGE tool bad, and his own tools.html list was an inspiration for this 👏
His tools list is awesome! Add to bookmarks!
pharmapsychotic.com/tools.html

Why did I create a new list then? I wanted a resource to send to my non techie friends with a collection of tools (not colabs, those are for advanced users) they can use almost instantly.

Mostly I wanted to start collecting Prompt Engineering tools.

For example, @krea_ai has an amazing prompt builder tool (on the list)
krea.ai

Or the recently released lexica.art by @sharifshameem !
A search engine for prompts! Copy/Paste and you're on your way to becoming a better prompt engineer!

Or this amazing prompt tool by @wszp
promptomania.com/prompt-builder/

Don't know who to follow in this field for the best up to date stuff?
There's links to notable twitter follows and twitter lists like this one:
twitter.com/i/lists/131896…

Since @EMostaque @nin_artificial and #stabilityAI team released #stablediffusion a few days ago (jesus, feels like it's been our forever), we've seen an explosion of tools, UIs, APIs either announced, or already released !
Keeping up is hard! This is why the list was created.

Found it helpful? Feel free to subscribe on github github.com/altryne/awesom… and follow me on twitter