Don't judge me... Yes, honestly don't judge me... Around last year, I used to be very into drawing and painting. Until I just stopped. Back then I was into stuff like animating, and just random photo design...
But recently, I have been into something different... it's not as stressful as animation but it is very unpredictable, and that something is called, A. I art.
At first, I was confused and unsure of what I was doing but, after a while, I can tell you that I have fun with this AI art. The accuracy and inaccuracy are most times stunning, either capturing the true resemblance or at worst disfiguring the entire art.
I'm still trying to understand the whole technology behind this, like how one can get the face-to-pin resemblance. It's weird when I think of how this A.I works, but I ultimately narrowed it down to facial recognition but after a couple of experiments I believe it's something better than or even lesser because not every picture came out looking like a replica.
So I tried again yesterday using test models, Venessa Hudgens, and Zandaya. The results turned out to be very questionable. But still at 90% perfection.
The application I used for this experiment is called Dream by wombo, at first it seemed very difficult to master but after about thirty minutes, it became easy to understand. There are lots of options from realistic to comics, which I find very interesting. And although the A. I seem very good at its job, I feel it still has a problem when it comes to understanding prompts.
For example, you could type in a prompt, but it could take hours before you get any resemblance. But when you do, the long hours wasted feels worth it.
So guys, what do you think?
Is A.I art the future of painting?
What kind of A.I software do you prefer?
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