Fed Escher Images To An AI And Got These Back

Used Deep Dream Generator and it's "Visual Prompt" feature and uploaded 2 Escher images for it to generate images with. The first 3 came out a lot like the original image, but the second one, not quite the same. These images are free to use.








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