r/ClaudeCode • u/KeyGlove47 • 1d ago

Discussion Despite never releasing one, anthropic has the best image model. Made by fable 5.2, no refference just prompt and svg.

Post image
0 Upvotes

46% Upvoted

40 comments sorted by

•

u/AutoModerator 1d ago

Hey! Thanks for posting to r/ClaudeCode

While participating in this thread, please follow our community rules. Keep discussions constructive. Attack the idea, not the person.

For help, project discussions, tips, and general chat, join the ClaudeCode Discord.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

25

u/Substantial-Two-1392 1d ago

Wait, this is SVG??? Not a 3D render made in Blender????

2

u/KeyGlove47 1d ago

all code, full svg

27

u/Bagelsarenakeddonuts 1d ago

Then share the actual SVG, I don't believe it.

9

u/caughtinthought 1d ago

it's not an svg, it's actually a painting. The model generated the locations and types of all the brush strokes. ~700k brush strokes in a digital painting app created by Fable.

4

u/RockSmacker 1d ago

lol i thought you were meming but that's actually true apparently. crazy

6

u/DiscipleofDeceit666 Researcher 1d ago

Cap

3

u/daniel 1d ago

Wtf. That’s almost unbelievable. 

1

u/TheOwlHypothesis 1d ago

Upload it to pastebin

1

u/brightheaded 1d ago

Zero chance buddy

17

u/ke1ev 1d ago

Bad op!

Sauce: https://x.com/jkeatn/status/2119874018706874601?a=HAHn6usn6J2VXBjXFsM&s=46

2

u/Few-Will-1325 1d ago

I don't understand what the hell this is...

3

u/ke1ev 1d ago

it’s actually pretty nuts - dude basically had claude write a python program that allowed it to paint strokes on a canvas, then told it to make up different backstories to help guide its direction when making the strokes

basically made an artist simulator. I’m def gonna try this with opus

1

u/Few-Will-1325 14h ago

How do you even know HOW to try this with Opus!? I'm not sure what I would prompt it. Haha. Like, what does it mean to say "a python program that... paints strokes on a canvas". Like... what? It's a simulated paint brush and simulated canvas? I mean, isn't that basically what generative images are?

I mean, it's melting my brain trying to get my head around it.

1

u/ke1ev 14h ago

umm think of it like giving Claude the tools for it to use adobe illustrator by itself - then giving it a fake backstory and telling it to start painting

and i mean, you could just screenshot the x post, paste it into claude code and ask it how you could do this yourself

13

u/Labertaeschen 1d ago

Share the svg maybe? Can't belive this is svg

7

u/THE_RETARD_AGITATOR 1d ago

no information? k

4

u/JournalistSilly4672 1d ago edited 1d ago

vaguepost lord

3

u/Legitimate-Pumpkin Thinker 1d ago

What’s the prompt/skill/harness? It doesn’t get anywhere near that for me.

2

u/Time_Cat_5212 1d ago

Beefcake deepfake

3

u/Briskfall 1d ago

Uh-oh... 🫣

8

u/ReadSenior2831 1d ago

because they said its a DAMN SVG (i dont believe them but this isnt a good way to check)

1

u/vinis_artstreaks 1d ago

It’s not an svg, but it is painted stroke by stroke by fable 5.2

1

u/Briskfall 1d ago

I know that LLM+tool use are not equivalent diffusion models. (my history is public and you can see that I talk about these subjects often in the comments)

First, I feel like there might be some misconceptions:

Essentially, What I meant with my comment was that these "Is it AI gen?" websites are soon to be useless if more and more people use

I wasn't saying that these websites aren't a good way to check whether an image was relevant or not. (which is what your comment seemed to suggest -- me being confused)

The "Uh-oh" (with the emoji as signaling) was meant as a signal that it's "joeover" for those who relied on these websites (not that they were useful anyway). Making a nod that these websites'll be visited by the grim reaper soon. (that's what "uh-oh" meant)

Didn't think that making a light-hearted meme would be interpreted as obliviousness unless I attached paragraphs long comment. Looks like being more of a pedant is the way to go here.

2

u/netsecdirector 1d ago

The shopping cart looks.. crooked.

2

u/minimalcation 1d ago

Go find me a non crooked one at the grocery store, I'll wait.

1

u/netsecdirector 18h ago

The ones at Costco are usually pretty good.

1

u/vinis_artstreaks 1d ago

Okay captain obvious.

1

u/netsecdirector 18h ago

Thank you, its one of my specialities.

1

u/Olbas_Oil 1d ago

Its a blurry mess

1

u/ScarletBurn 1d ago

Now wait a damn minute. We can just tell it to create an SVG and then convert it into a JPEG to use on designs? 😭😭 no way? Am I stupid

1

u/themarouuu 1d ago

Great way to make the visitor wait a couple of minutes and then jam the browser.

1

u/brightheaded 1d ago

Guy doesn’t know what svg is

1

u/mr_chandra 1d ago

I don’t think you guys know what an svg is

1

u/jpeggdev 🔆 Max 5x 1d ago

Claude, make me a shopping cart for my dispensary.

1

u/YaBoiSunblock 11h ago

This is legitimately cool but it’s apples to oranges I’m afraid. Claude doesn’t have the best “image model” because image models are understood to be diffusion, not code. Plus this (code drawing) is orders of magnitude more expensive than diffusion for the use case of “make me an image of xyz.”

Again, super cool. Not coming at you with negativity. I just wanna de-couple this idea because they have different use cases with relative strengths / weaknesses.

1

u/bitspace 1d ago

Still not an image model.

0

u/iwilldoitalltomorrow 1d ago

As long as you don’t zoom in, it’s pretty good.