Foreign Worlds by Courtray4458
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some fantasies...
Comments (5)
bob4artist
I just love that AI lets you easily travel to imaginary world. - Bob
Courtray4458
That's exactly what makes AI so appealing! You can create worlds according to your own ideas, and the limits are actually only your own imagination. Many people simply don't understand this and see AI as a kind of threat to reality, an attack on their own ability to perceive! Ultimately, it's just a type of program that works according to certain rules, but the results are usually more diverse and impressive.
radioham
I do love these images very neat work
bob4artist
With AI, it's the creativity and concept rather than the process. Which is more important ... the image or the process. - Bob
Courtray4458
For all the AI haters the process seems to be more relevant...I never understood WHY: I think, the result is all what is finally counting!
Courtray4458
For example, if you are a gifted guitarist or actor, no one asks you how you became that way; you are measured and judged by your achievements.
bob4artist
They don't understand that there is a skill to getting a good AI image. I think there are so many boring, simplistic AI images that it's given AI a bad name. - Bob
caty77
Would like to visit most of those worlds - not sure about the last one lolll
Photo was supposed to be the end of painting. 3D art was supposed also to be the end of drawing or painting. Same with 2D. Yet, everything of this is still around. It's the same for woven tapestries, when Jacquard loom appeared. Yet, it's not able to do fine things the same way. I saw such a jacquard work once, between made-man tapestries, there is no question of which ones are better done. Skill is on a side, not (yet?) on the other.