Found this website using AI to let you create art by simply typing in words. Thought people might find it funny, it might be good for making arts for 3d scenes etc.

There is a limit to how many images you can make on this website, but you can try it out if you want.

https://creator.nightcafe.studio/

Here are some of the stuff I tried, think they are pretty cool, especially like the first one :)

Word used:

Love, Darkness, Good, Evil, Heroine, Light, Lost

Words:

Hero, Villain, Unreal, Heaven, Hell

Words:

Man, Women, unreal, heaven, hell, Warriors

this is mind-blowing ! !  wonder if it generates different images typing the same words . Now that app sure could generate unique Backgrounds for Poserif there good you could even try selling them the way it is described on that site just woow 

Might sure be worth investing to get some credits and scale up the good results

just tested a upscale .. Woow .. 

Its quite fun, here is another one doing the same, so you can get some more credits :D

https://create.starryai.com/

I don't know how it works, but it probably looks for tags on images, which contains certain keywords and then blends them together somehow, but its not completely random. 

Did this one using the words:

War, Darth Vader, Starwars

This one I wanted to try to trick it :D

Words:

Jellyfish  Popcorn  aliens  Moon  Cheese

There's a lot of sites like this. I was fooling around with Craiyon yesterday. 

Then there's that Nvidia thing, that creates photoreal images of people who don't exist. Which of course Russian bot farms are using to make profile images that can't be found to be fake via Google Image Search.

Nvidia also has a page that creates photoreal landscapes out of your scribbles.

Oh, and one thing to keep in mind...the US copyright office has determined that AI-created artwork cannot be copyrighted. 

Now THIS is interesting.  Very interesting.

https://app.wombo.art/

A different one... no login required, 20 art styles, can combine artwork with an uploaded image. The output resolution is excellent too.

I enhanced it to 2400pix for you, that's 6X, your welcome

"twisted kid"

randym77 posted at 4:58 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440979

Oh, and one thing to keep in mind...the US copyright office has determined that AI-created artwork cannot be copyrighted. 

It is nice to see such ideas, the results, but not the mentality in these forums that on every little thing the words copyright appear . Like litte Gods that want to control all artists limiting them to ask for permission.

"twisted kid"

I enhanced it to 2400pix for you, that's 6X, your welcome

Cascade777 posted at 6:37 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440986

randym77 posted at 4:58 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440979

Oh, and one thing to keep in mind...the US copyright office has determined that AI-created artwork cannot be copyrighted. 

Art does not need to be copyright protected ! No need to got to an office making a Copyright deposit , If the painting Image is unique, even a collage, place your signature on it and voila. Your signature is the copyright, does not matter if you used real paint, digital paint, a 3D App, else it would be the same thing with your digital artworks they all belong to Rendo, or lets say divided into the original creators of the mesh you used :) , the Painting would belong to the creator of the Paint, and on and on, nothing would belong to you. But I guess that is a little the American "megalomania" mentality. 

It is nice to see such ideas, the results, but not the mentality in these forums that on every little thing the words copyright appear . Like litte Gods that want to control all artists limiting them to ask for permission.

The case in question, ruled on in February, hinged on a decision that only human-authored works qualify for copyright.

Something similar happened with a photo taken by a monkey, that went viral. The photographer whose gear was used could not keep it from being used by anyone who wanted to, because it was determined that the monkey took the photo and being non-human, could not copyright it.

Here's one I tried - just gave it the word 'dragon'

randym77 posted at 10:52 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440996

Cascade777 posted at 6:37 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440986

randym77 posted at 4:58 PM Sat, 9 July 2022 - #4440979

Oh, and one thing to keep in mind...the US copyright office has determined that AI-created artwork cannot be copyrighted. 

Art does not need to be copyright protected ! No need to got to an office making a Copyright deposit , If the painting Image is unique, even a collage, place your signature on it and voila. Your signature is the copyright, does not matter if you used real paint, digital paint, a 3D App, else it would be the same thing with your digital artworks they all belong to Rendo, or lets say divided into the original creators of the mesh you used :) , the Painting would belong to the creator of the Paint, and on and on, nothing would belong to you. But I guess that is a little the American "megalomania" mentality. 

It is nice to see such ideas, the results, but not the mentality in these forums that on every little thing the words copyright appear . Like litte Gods that want to control all artists limiting them to ask for permission.

I think you would probably be okay if you didn't say the AI created the work.

The case in question, ruled on in February, hinged on a decision that only human-authored works qualify for copyright.

Something similar happened with a photo taken by a monkey, that went viral. The photographer whose gear was used could not keep it from being used by anyone who wanted to, because it was determined that the monkey took the photo and being non-human, could not copyright it.

I'm not saying I agree with the decision. In this recent case especially...Steven Thaler had gotten a patent for his art-creating algorithm. But he could not get copyright for the works it created.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

Personally, I think copyright has gone a little too far, and benefits large corporations more than individual artists. (Disney, I'm lookin' at you.) As for me...I have had my work "borrowed" many times, and haven't filed any lawsuits or sent any takedown requests. (Notable examples: a major newspaper swiped a photo I took to use with one of their articles, with no permission asked and no credit given. A business in upstate NY is using an image I made as their Facebook header, again, no permission asked and no credit given.) I'm not a copyright fanatic.

But I don't make a living off my art. Those who do should at least be aware of this issue.

I'm not going to drop money for this, but: gorgeous pictures ❤

person woman man camera tv

Somebody had to try it.

person woman man camera tv

Somebody had to try it.

Y-Phil posted at 10:51 AM Sun, 10 July 2022 - #4441009

I'm not going to drop money for this, but: gorgeous pictures ❤

https://app.wombo.art/  <--- it's completely free!!! You don't even need to sign in.

Serial Killer

I've used Wombo before so I thought I'd compare using the same words: Ocean sunset castle and waterfall

Here is night cafe

and here is Wombo

Gorgeous, the night cafe render. Looks even better enhanced

Words used: ocean sunset castle waterfall

Art style: Arcane

Using night cafe - gave it this poem:

There’s a Dalek at the bottom of my garden,
Its lid is rusted now and fallen in,
A Rubik cube that’s lacking half its stickers
And a fairy sleeping on our compost bin.

and got (1)

Anyone tried using the same words and settings several times to see if it create new images or if it just makes the same ones?

I just used night cafe with the same poem A_Sunbeam did and it gave me somethiing a little different - I didn't see if I could save at a higher resolution but this is what I got without an account.

Upscaled the tiny render

Word used: renderosity

Wombo art

Fascinating results!

We need a new category listing - not just "other apps" but an "AI apps" for uploading images.

TwiztidKidd posted at 2:32 PM Sun, 10 July 2022 - #4441015

Y-Phil posted at 10:51 AM Sun, 10 July 2022 - #4441009

I'm not going to drop money for this, but: gorgeous pictures ❤

https://app.wombo.art/  <--- it's completely free!!! You don't even need to sign in.

I've tried these words: flying fractal, art style: Ghibli

Words: Ren and Stimpy

1st one is no style, 2nd is steampunk style

.

Words: La Femm

nightcafe.studio

(nudity ticked just in case)

Two more: La Fem: La Femme.

Blimey.  Here's one I did called Boris Johnson's Girfriend.  TBH, it looks like it gave up halfway, possibly because he'll fuck anything with a pulse.

Here's one from Wombo, featuring - as if you couldn't guess - Daleks.

Here's another Wombo thing, again with Dalek but run through the Dali algorithm.

Aaaand... since this is Poser, and where would we be without nekkid wimmins...

And again...

Interesting. Similar, but not the same.

Some of those sites say they'll learn from users, so maybe there will be constant evolution?

Wombo

Chinese dragon flying over desert

Dark Fantasy: twisted pinup

Batman Versus Ashley Graham (no, I don't know why, either):

David Bowie eating the Starship Enterprise - Psychic style:

Steampunk version:

Strange Meal:

Prompt suggested by my good lady, Claire:

What If I Took A Piece Of Mud And Carved It Into A Body Horror Vaginal Foldy Vase Vessel And Painted it with Ground Glass And Plopped It In A Volcano And Then In A Hungover State Photographed It On Black Velvet And Then Sold It...

Just kidding, it's ceramic and exists in actual 3 dimensions. Dishwasher safe.

Private collection of Geras Tousignant Gallery

I like it.  Couldn't use the whole of your text for input, though; it's too long for Wombo.  Still, I could try a truncated version.  Off we go...

Salvador Dali version: