AI Images.

[Norman Breaks]

Love them, hate them, controversial as they are, some pretty cool stuff if you know what you're doing. Or sometimes even if you don't.

Here is a very cool reddit link with a metric sh1t tonne of resources to get you started:

[knownunknown]

Love them, hate them, controversial as they are, some pretty cool stuff if you know what you're doing. Or sometimes even if you don't.

Here is a very cool reddit link with a metric sh1t tonne of resources to get you started:

So it’s a digital art creator from key words? I tried that photosonic site but you need to register to become a member, are there are others you can try without signing up?

[Norman Breaks]

Try Dezgo, quick and easy.
If you want inspiration try https://lexica.art/ for some prompts.
Pic and image you like, click on it and it shows you the prompt that generated it. Remix it to your liking. Good luck and enjoy

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A few more

[Apelles]

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Crikey, first time I've ever messed around with any AI art generator. I typed in some random words and it produced these in seconds. It's bizarre that just by adding or emitting one word, how it changes the whole concept of the thing.

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I can see why some artists and illustrators feel so threatened by these type of machinations. Is all this type of 'artwork' completely free to use when it's created in this manner, like . .who owns the copyright for these images. . . Or is there any ownership?

[Norman Breaks]

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