I’m going back and finding interesting things in the hundreds and hundreds of images I’ve rendered out of Midjourney. They’ve had five versions now. I’m usually good at keeping notes but I’m starting to get confused. I think this is version 4 of Midjourney.
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More abstract experiments. Metal shards! I actually added harsh grain to this to give the blue background a little texture.
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This is another image where I tried to get something in the style of a 1930s SciFi pulp magazine cover. It looks like the 30s especially with the orange background, but I think the robot looks more 70s. I like it anyway…
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This picture is the first image in a two part series. The second image Deus Est Machina (which is the same title in Latin) was posted previously.
Deformed hands and tangled fingers have become an iconic symbol of AI art. The art machine knows what things look like (most of the time) but it doesn’t know what they are. It starts making a girl with braided hair then somewhere along the way… does it change it’s mind? …or does it never really know what it’s trying to make? The result is almost an optical illusion. It looks correct at first glance but on closer inspection something isn’t quite right.
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For this image I was going for something in the style of a 1930s SciFi pulp magazine cover.
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