AI generated art

[Mon0Zer0]

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

Had some interesting results with this batch that I ran. Text prompt was 'a beautiful painting of crystals trees at night in a river of starlight' with Artstation, wlop, and Thomas Kinkade keywords used to help guide the art style. No post editing.

 

[Mon0Zer0]

Beautiful!!

 

[Bramandin]

 

[Mon0Zer0]

 

[Mon0Zer0]

 

[Mon0Zer0]

 

[Mon0Zer0]

Dall-e2 application has been accepted!

First images - Miss Piggy as a cyberpunk warrior

A synthwave cat:

A 2d cel-shaded anime teddy bear

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

Some of the results from running the same mushroom/portal prompt I used in Disco Diffusion 5.4 that I used in Midjourney. Rather fun that you can run them in batches and get very different results from the same prompt.

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

And a few other AI experiments with Disco Diffusion that didn't quite fit their prompt, but were interesting nonetheless. The fourth one in this group is incomplete as it timed out while running it so didn't get to finish.

And one of today's results from a prompt inspired by the Glittering Caves in The Lord of the Rings.

 

[Harpo]

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

Midjourney's now in open beta! They gave people a new free trial too as they're now in gen 3 and wanted to be able to show off the improvements. So, I got to do some more playing around with it! Absolutely love this AI and would probably get a subscription if I could justify the expense. Of all the AIs, it's the one I'm most confident in regarding the copyright concerns that surround the AI art generators. Talked with someone recently who asked the developers about it and it looks like this AI generator at least may be in the clear of those issues. Anyways, here are my favorites of what I made with the new trial.

 

[Elentarri]

I love those, especially the sea horse!

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

I love those, especially the sea horse!

Thank you! I love that one a lot too. It was made with the prompt: hybrid creature of a dragon and seahorse. I'm going to have a lot of fun doing some paintovers on these to tweak and add details to make them even more 'finished' images.

 

[Harpo]

Spot the difference.

 

[therapist]

I am loving midjourney. I'm blown away with how good some of these images look. I got the $10 subscription, and I can't stop using it, i'm hooked. I'm not very good at prompting it yet, but here's one of my best.

 

[Laura R Hepworth]

I am loving midjourney. I'm blown away with how good some of these images look. I got the $10 subscription, and I can't stop using it, i'm hooked. I'm not very good at prompting it yet, but here's one of my best.


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Very nice!

Yes, Midjourney is amazing. It's by far my favorite of the AIs that I've tried and, so far, the only one that has managed to allay my concerns regarding the dodgy copyright issues that surround some of the other AIs. I have every intention of getting a subscription as well just as soon as I can justify the added monthly cost.

 

[therapist]

Found a great sight to help with promp modifiers https://rexwang8.github.io/resource/ai/teapot

 

[therapist]

Well my $10 midjourney subscription ran out very quickly. It gave me a total of 251 images (200 minutes of server time). I will resubscribe at some point, maybe with the $30 sub, because then you can use slow mode, which won't burn through the time as fast.
Here's a picture of a mechanical alien girl.

 

[CupofJoe]

"Art is dead Dude" - the rise of the AI artists stirs debate

A number of new artificial intelligence systems turn simple text prompts into striking images.

www.bbc.co.uk