The second piece of a new image series that deals with anxiety and confusion. It’s about all those different voices inside our head that distract us from where we are, and where we’re going.
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
This is my first try at AI animation. I rendered it with Stable Diffusion and the Deforum plugin. I’m trying to see if I can create interesting shapes that morph from one object to another over time. There are a lot of amazing things going on in this short sequence, including a bit around 30 – 40 seconds where the objects at the bottom of the screen morph into a bizarre split screen. I love that kind of stuff.
It took about two hours to render out all the frames for this one minute video. I also rendered out six versions, changing the prompt and the render settings each time to get this one which was the best. That’s a lot of tedious rendering but I’m learning quite a bit.
I thought I had posted this last year when I made it. This was created with Midjourney version 3 (that’s two versions ago!) It was another accident while I was trying to do something else. The accidents are always the best stuff.
I almost titled this “You are what you make” but that’s a little on the nose, don’t you think?
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
I’ve chosen this as the start of a new image series that deals with anxiety and confusion. It’s about all those different voices inside our head that distract us from where we are, and where we’re going.
One thing that fascinates me is how the “Art Machine” understands what things look like but it doesn’t understand what the images mean. It doesn’t understand metaphor or surrealism. I’m hoping to get some interesting images exploring confusion and dreams.
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
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.
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
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.
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
#Art I made with #Midjourney #AI
It’s been some time since I’ve posted any of my 3D creations. This is actually something I started several years ago but never finished. I had trouble with the lighting but it all came together recently when I decided to make it a night invasion.
Created in DAZ Studio 4.21
Rendered with Iray
Color Correction in Capture One