Last night I decided to have a play with an AI Art tool that takes written cues and generates finished paintings. I'd been resisting doing this for a while but since there are now easily accessible cloud based tools I decided it would be OK to waste an evening on it.
Frankly I'm a bit horrified. This stuff is good. I mean it's really good and I don't know what that means. Certainly for concept art for games and movies this ability to endlessly remix and generate new images from existing content is a game changer.
The results were wildly better than I expected. So good in fact that I was up half the night thinking about what this means. I think I have future shock. :-0
Frankly I'm a bit horrified. This stuff is good. I mean it's really good and I don't know what that means. Certainly for concept art for games and movies this ability to endlessly remix and generate new images from existing content is a game changer.
The results were wildly better than I expected. So good in fact that I was up half the night thinking about what this means. I think I have future shock. :-0
An Aircraft Carrier in the style of Grimshaw
A Banana in the style of Chris Foss
A Rocket launch in the style of David Caspar Friedrich
A Cathedral on the Ocean in the style of Friedrich
A PowerStation in the style of Friedrich
If you want to try this stuff for yourself, it's very easy, you don't need a fancy computer or to install any software since the whole thing runs in the cloud.
Here's a link to a tutorial that will get you started but essentially all you need do, is scroll down until you see the description of the image and replace that with your own text, then wait fifteen minutes.
Youtube tutorial: youtu.be/FA2MNG8D5x0
Here's a link to a tutorial that will get you started but essentially all you need do, is scroll down until you see the description of the image and replace that with your own text, then wait fifteen minutes.
Youtube tutorial: youtu.be/FA2MNG8D5x0
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