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Thread: Make your own AI-generated art

  1. #226
    The Necromancer
    Registered: Aug 2009
    Location: thiefgold.com
    Quote Originally Posted by bendep View Post
    These artworks are rehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remedios_Varoally something else. Have you experimented with any particular art styles, like Southwestern art, or do they all come out looking similar? Can we adjust the image size to our liking? I'm about to dip my toes into the world of AI image creation for the first time, and I've got a feeling it's going to be a game-changer for content creators.
    I use Mage Space, you can use different modes, and upscale the works to very high resolution. As far as styles, you can put them in the prompt, eg:

    "Victorian photograph, Godzilla near Big Ben in London"



    "Capriccio haunted castle, 17th century painting"



    You can also imitate specific artists. This is an imitation of Remedios Varos' style

    Last edited by Azaran; 30th Oct 2023 at 12:59.

  2. #227
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    Registered: Aug 2002
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    Quote Originally Posted by bendep View Post
    These artworks are really something else. Have you experimented with any particular art styles, like Southwestern art, or do they all come out looking similar? Can we adjust the image size to our liking? I'm about to dip my toes into the world of AI image creation for the first time, and I've got a feeling it's going to be a game-changer for content creators.
    I'm sure you can use text prompts for style hints. Of course it's out of your control once you push go.

    Most sites like Nightcafe AI let you adjust the aspect ratio and the image size. I've found that increasing the images size will cost more credits though.

  3. #228
    The Necromancer
    Registered: Aug 2009
    Location: thiefgold.com
    Salvador Dali's long lost works, finally unveiled








  4. #229
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Interesting style. Looks very Picasso like. All my Halloween images turn out either like Disney or Scooby Doo.








  5. #230
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    It's turkey month:


  6. #231
    New Member
    Registered: Oct 2023
    I entered random keyword ''buffalo donkey combo'' and it is taking usual than normal time to create. I quit it.

  7. #232
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Quote Originally Posted by bendep View Post
    I entered random keyword ''buffalo donkey combo'' and it is taking usual than normal time to create. I quit it.
    Nightcafe AI generated an image in seconds and I even increased the run time to the max.


  8. #233
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    Registered: Aug 2004
    That image is quite remarkably cursed.

  9. #234
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Quote Originally Posted by Pyrian View Post
    That image is quite remarkably cursed.
    There does seem to be a problem with body part arrangements and leg count.

  10. #235
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    Registered: May 2004
    Four legs good, two legs bad!

  11. #236
    Member
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Quote Originally Posted by Starker View Post
    Four legs good, two legs bad!
    It's weird but some art AI programs like Nightcafe has problems with arms, legs and fingers which produces some very odd images at times.

  12. #237
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Sweden
    i just made my first grindcore video, 100% AI.



    here's an older video i did:



    no idea why you'd want to limit yourself to only images these days. Voices, music and lyrics, animation, or make textures for games. you can be quite creative

  13. #238
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Quote Originally Posted by vurt View Post
    no idea why you'd want to limit yourself to only images these days. Voices, music and lyrics, animation, or make textures for games. you can be quite creative
    Nobody is limiting themselves that I know of. Some of us just haven't gotten enough out of the still image AI programs yet. Video AI is interesting though.

  14. #239
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    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Sweden
    mostly speaking about myself. audio and video AI will get even better, so in a way it can be good to stick to image AI until its even better. i just like to explore all the new stuff that's coming out

  15. #240
    The Necromancer
    Registered: Aug 2009
    Location: thiefgold.com
    The free AI video / animated pic sites I've seen are awful, nothing remotely close to that video.
    Like, get a load of this


  16. #241
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Sweden
    looks like "steps" is set to a very low value, makes sense because if you use a low value it's quicker and cheaper, but yes it also affects the morphing, it will stutter.

    i run everything locally apart from music, because i don't know of anything that does it as well as https://app.suno.ai/ (i highly recommend testing it out.. make a song about a family member and in any style of music, for example... they'll be impressed.. how the AI pronounces names can be anything from perfect to shit though haha)

    edit: some more AI grindcore while im at it



    Too bad it doesn't render full songs. totally dig this one (not really my favorite genre otherwise)
    Last edited by vurt; 20th Nov 2023 at 23:15.

  17. #242
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    Registered: Jun 2001
    Location: under God's grace
    Last edited by Qooper; 21st Nov 2023 at 05:38. Reason: Linky not worky

  18. #243
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    Registered: Jun 2001
    Location: under God's grace
    Cyberpunk dungeon crawler


    Another variation of a cyberpunk demon

  19. #244
    The Necromancer
    Registered: Aug 2009
    Location: thiefgold.com
    Can we say digital art has officially died yet?

  20. #245
    Member
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Okay, it's dead. But keep posting AI-generated art.

  21. #246
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Sweden
    didn't digital art die when filters came out... just like music died when synths came, and then again people claimed it died when samplers came, and then again when AI came, and then again when....

    it doesn't die.

  22. #247
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    Do you remember when video killed the radio star?
    Last edited by mxleader; 22nd Nov 2023 at 12:42. Reason: Because I can't figure out punctuation marks.

  23. #248
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2003
    Location: Sweden
    *shakes fist at video*

  24. #249
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2001
    Location: under God's grace
    Quote Originally Posted by Azaran View Post
    Can we say digital art has officially died yet?
    Quote Originally Posted by mxleader View Post
    Okay, it's dead. But keep posting AI-generated art.
    Which is digital. So it's also dead. But dead like a zombie.

    Undead digital art


    The color of the eyes indicates what kind of day one of these things is having, just like in real life.
    Last edited by Qooper; 22nd Nov 2023 at 16:36.

  25. #250
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    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Location
    I can't be sure but I think there's an Elf on the Shelf in that tavern.


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