The Catwalk
It was pointed out to me that my post on style transfer was severely lacking in silly cat pictures. In this post, I would like to rectify that mistake. So, without further ado, let's see what happens when you make cats out of pie:
The Protagonists
Before more silly pictures, I'd like to introduce the cast. The cats featured above were Baba-Ghanoush (BBG for short) and Nephro. They will be joined in later images by an arts-and-crafts owl made from a pinecone.
Our protagonists from left to right: BBG, Nephro, and a pinecone owl.
Folk Art
Next, we consider cats in the style of Ukrainian Petrykivka painting.
And, for a different perspective, let's paint our friends in the style of a Guatemalan bird's eye view painting.
A Little More Abstract
Next, we will use the style of Kazimir Malevich's Suprematist Composition.
And, for a suprisingly abstract composition, consider the cats in the style of a piano.
From the Collection
With the exception of the pie, the style images above are different from those we explored for the older post. So let's consider some more of our old styles.
We can cover Nephro in moss or lichen.
Or even render him in the style of BBG (cat2 to be precise).
And finally, here is the pinecone owl in a variety of styles.
Styles from left to right and top to bottom: aspen1, beargrass1, flower, spiderweb1, flamingo1, flower, yucca2, bridge1, and vegetables1.