​How to generate a unique avatar using AI

In order for the avatar to attract attention, it must be unique and interesting — you can not search for it on the Internet, but generate it using the Artflow neural network by text denoscription in a couple of clicks.

How to use the free service:

1. Go to the website, click "Start creating" and register.
2. Enter the denoscription of the desired avatar in English in the field and click on the "Generate" button. You can choose what you want to generate — a person or an image.
3. After a couple of minutes, a picture will appear that you can download. If you don't like the result, try again.

You can also view the best of the already generated works by other users. To get new images, just refresh the page or type in a search query. Use it!

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Listen to music?😎

End of playlist😎

RIP Your Majesty 🙏

The invisible dance 💃 🕺

4 generations in 1 picture 😍

Fore-edge painting 📚

Impressive painting trick 🖌️🎨

The art of cinematography in the filming of wildlife from the BBC.
Incredible orca hunt 🤯

This orca pod uses incredible tactics to hunt seals protected by rafts of ice. Only around 100 orcas in the world use this remarkable technique.

And how would you rate the work of a cinematographer 1-10?😎

Footage of me jumping back into bed after doing the bare minimum 😴

The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) has a brilliant sense of hearing and can hear prey digging miles underground! Rabbits, mice, and other small rodents are favourite prey for foxes.

While the female seahorse is the one to lay eggs, it is the male seahorse that will carry them until they are ready to hatch!

A female will lay dozens, sometimes hundreds of eggs directly into the male's abdomen, where he will hold them for up to 45 days.
Do you like videos about nature or is it better not to post it here?

Hungry or Hangry? 🐟

In the autumn season, brown bears (Ursus arctos) eat up to 90 pounds of food each day, doubling their weight before the winter! They then live off stored body fat during their months of hibernation.

At low tide most octopuses would be imprisoned in their rocky pools, but not this one! 🐙

�The Abdopus octopus is the only one specially adapted to walk on land, pulling itself along using the hundreds of tiny suckers that line its arms.

That's how today the whole day was devoted to wildlife and the excellent work of a cinematographer.