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Iterative Image Refinement with Jev

Tim Krase lets Jev draw across multiple iterations, using each pixel’s neighbors from the previous run and a scaled-down map of the whole image as context. It worked reasonably well until the sixth or seventh generation, when Jev started to destroy the sun.

Tim Krase@crossiBuilds𝕏
Here's what happens if you let Jev draw for multiple iterations. Every pixel gets the color of the neighbors from the last run and a scaled down map of the whole image as the context. Worked not that bad until the 6th or 7th generation when it started to destroy the sun again 😂 https://t.co/RhM5y7laNn
Sep 18, 2026X postsView on X

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