This is "fish in Japanese clothing on a sea of catsup"

Gothic Kabuki Theater



Japanese Print Autumn

Nice!

"mushroom cloud made out of pumpkins"

"Russian soldier hugging a raccoon"

"gravity's rainbow book cover"

I suppose because faces are always front and center of a general portrait and hands/appendages are often hidden and more complex for 3D rotation, could explain why the AI messes up appendages more often than faces. I'd be impressed if one could generate what passes for an anatomically correct hand on this app.



Perfect Hand



Anatomically Correct Hand

But imagine you saw that in a gallery and then noticed the name of the painting. You'd be like, "That's cool!"

But for AI software, it doesn't mean anything. That's weird. Mine also has trouble with hands. Not sure why.

"girl carved from wood with smoky background"

Gothic Kabuki Theater — Nils Loc

Japanese Print Autumn — Nils Loc

So awesome!

More AI generated art:

Socrates' (I really like this one)


Nietzsche as a Russian icon:



Karl Marx as Uncle Sam



Random other stuff:

Nietzsche with frog

Jesus with fish

Nietzsche by the lake with friend

Another thing you can do is make an endless supply of aliens. This requires importing a picture and adding key words and styles to shape them in different ways. For instance "Queen Victoria" applies features from Queen Victoria's face to the image. "Dragon skin" adds reptilian features. For some reason "dragon" doesn't do anything. It doesn't understand what to do with it.

This AI art generation is terribly addictive. Though I feel bad for artist now, whose images are being referenced for generation just because they exist online. Apparently we're free to monetize these generated images.

Apparently we're free to monetize these generated images. — Nils Loc

I've been wondering who owns them. How did you do the landscapes?

I can't stop making people covered in moss:





These are various stages of putting Leonora Carrington as a prompt.







This is an AI generated Leonora Carrington painting. That's insane. It looks just like her stuff.

I can't stop.

How did you do the landscapes? — frank

It's water color style with inputs of : "English moor tors" and "English moor gorse".

Share your recipe for photorealistic moss on stuff.

It's "sad statue covered in moss in a forest"

I used a few styles: studio light, photo, and hyperrealism. With the Leonora Carrington ones I imported a picture as a basis. It was a moss covered statue.

It's funny that a lot of the Leonora Carrington ones both have her likeness in them and her style of painting. The Yayoi Kusama ones do that too. It's kind of convoluted. Try "Yayoi Kusama made out of tree roots." Trippy.

Queen Victoria:



Sacagawea:

This is what I got when I asked for a "realist gold statue of Julia the Elder". I used Bing btw:

Same for Midjourney

Same for Midjourney — praxis

Nice~

:up:

On a swing...

When I asked Bing for an "art deco gold statue of Napoleon", I got 2 really nice ones (imho):

Nice.

An AI generated painting of ZEUS:



I'm getting pretty good at entering useful parameters to create nice art with Bing Image Generator these days. Takes a few tries, but the results speak for themselves, I feel.

Odin:

fremen