A Tale of Two Amys by RodS
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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An interesting little experiment I just tried.....
I did a little playing around on Artbreeder after seeing a couple of DB Walton's uploads. It's kind of a neat site that uses AI to modify / create images based on existing images or ones you upload.
Both of these young ladies are named Amy - models I photographed many years ago. Amy on the left joined the Marines, and Amy on the right moved to Arizona. I've not seen either of them for many years.
Anyway the large portrait is a combination of both Amys with a bit of fiddling with the sliders in Artbreeder. I think she looks great as a brunette!
I probably won't do a lot of messing with Artbreeder. If you want to download more than 10 high-res images you have to subscribe - the least expensive option is around 8 bucks a month. I already have subs with Adobe and Microsoft (plus my Prime membership here, and my Platinum over at DAZ) - I don't really need another one.
I'm finally getting to a point where I can (hopefully) stop popping Advil like they're M&Ms... The pain is subsiding enough to be tolerable without the meds (I hate having to take any kind of meds..).
Now, back to work on T.N.A!
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Comments (33)
I'm out if it costs, but really super work, the finished one is another Amy. Enjoy your manips of other pretty girls.
An interesting toy, that Artbreeder, but won't run on my system. Strange how using those two images and some fancy software produced an image of a face that looks stunning and believable.
Looks like it's entertaining--at least for a one-time shot...with all the deep-fake crap running around the internet, wouln't be surprised that this too could be used for some darker intent...oh, well welcome to the future...
What I think is interesting is that the upper Amy's look like sisters. Love the work, here.
Does it do gender modification also ? oops I mean have features
Finding new toys is a joy, short lived at times
Yeah, unless it makes coffee, picks up dog poop, vacuums the house, and makes dinner, I wouldn't subscribe either. I'm glad you're feeling a little better, stay well.
The hybrid Amy turned out real nice! You had a couple very beautiful Amys to start out with! Wonderful experiment! Well done!
Wow, what a great hybrid work, Big Bro! That's quite an interesting work how you blended the two faces together. Excellent post, it's nice to see you trying new products and programs to show in the gallery. You're quite an inspiration!
This is cool. You made an army of Amys. :)
I'm glad you're feeling better.
That's a crazy great bit of software--and even better is hearing that you are improving!
outstanding models and superb post work. I like your results
This is so cool, I really like the combo pic.
interesting
Cool idea
the morphed one is way hotter than the two originals
I completely agree!
That's pretty awesome, being able to combine like that. Nicely done!
Nice work Rod! I bet you had fun experimenting with something new, and seeing what the end result turns out to be.....very interesting project!! Your new Amy looks fabulous!!!
Awesome Portrait, and Creativity!
I did'nt know Artbreeder and I went on the site to see what it was ! People made some very strange and stunning pictures with it but I prefer what you have created with these 2 pictures ! Excellent creation, Rod !
Fantastic portrait ❤️😍❤️😍❤️
Excellent merging of photos! She is beautiful!
Amazing results! thanks for sharing!
so glad you are also improving!
Adorable images!
Awesome and outstanding manipulation work my dear friend Rod.
Outstanding job! It's amazing how much the two women look alike and their "blend" is gorgeous. Glad the tooth pain is easing up. Maybe you could switch to Jack Daniels instead of Advil. Might not work any better but it would be a lot more fun - until the hangover hit then you'd be back to Advil. Oh well . . .
I checked the meds cabinet - no JD in there.... Dammit... 🤣
Wonderful Image, very beautiful, excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You had some prime examples to start with Rod, nevertheless, the finished piece is exemplary!
Lol, Teri---my father had a cure: Put your head in a bucket of ice, for, ohhhhhhh, 5, 10 minutes. When you take your head out, you'll be so happy your head's out of a bucket of ice, you won't remember your tooth. (As you can see, my father wouldn't have made a great physician...) I hope you're getting past the pain, Rod, I know it can take days. And I hope you're able to eat solid food. I know that milkshakes get to be a reeeeeal drag after the 200th shake. Lots of healing to you!
First, the portraits have glowing expressions: We don't know the Amy's, but we feel their happiness in their smiles. In Amy 2, you matched her blouse with the background, and Amy 1 had great red tones in her face as well as her blouse. Second, I'd have NEVER dreamt that your morph came from either of them. Amazing transformation. I can see---upon looking closely---that the two Amy's are 'in' there...but the end result is a whole-new person, with a great smile; and yes, the brunette hair is beautiful. Smashup job, Rod. (Wouldn't it be great if we could do this in real life?) (What would be even cooler is, if you heard from both Amy's and they both looked like this. There's a story for ya...) Great job on this, Rod.
Cool stuff, Rod
Cool