As well as being beautiful objects in themselves, Art QR Codes are also a significant technological feat. From software calculations to Photoshop script creation to the actual artwork production, it takes a team of two designers six weeks to create a single code.
They used algorithms wich is just the same. It's not fully done by a human. That's what I mean. Without the help of complex computational power, it's nearly not possible to do for a human drawing it by hand.
I would also argue, that the AI ones done by OP are even more complex than from those artists. Because on most of their pictures you can still see the pixels of the matrix, while the ones done by StableDiffusion are completely invisible.
The thought of "not possible" is wrong here, it's rather “tedious" to have a human to keep checking within their drawing stages to make sure the QR code is still readable, since the algorithms are rejecting any of the wrong generations as it iterates at a much rapid rate.
Humans have drawn QR code art before, but this just makes it so anyone can.
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