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Those are lovely images. However while there is an awful lot of 'background symmetry' AI seems woefully incapable of 'human figure' symmetry that, to me anyway
by abledantheman 4y ago
Those are lovely images.
However while there is an awful lot of 'background symmetry' AI seems woefully incapable of 'human figure' symmetry that, to me anyway, it really sticks out. Eyes not quite the same size, breasts pointing in markedly different directions, bone structure on the face markedly different to each side.
To that end I am also amazed at how forgiving our brains are for this stuff (a bit like being able to listen to music over a fuzzy, in/out AM station without much bother).
Anyway, thanks to whoever made this. I think there could be a market in 'imaginary film posters'.
P.S. Did it really need the 'Disney' logo on it though?
- btbuildem 4y agoWhile we're generally symmetrical, the human body is full of wonderful irregularities -- different sized eyes or slightly longer/shorter limbs etc are exceedingly common.
- dEnigma 4y ago> To that end I am also amazed at how forgiving our brains are for this stuff (a bit like being able to listen to music over a fuzzy, in/out AM station without much bother). My brain was so forgiving that I didn't even really notice the asymmetries until I looked at the images a second time after reading your comment. I agree that especially in the case of eyes it distracts a bit. Those are generally pretty symmetrical (I say, with one eye that is always a bit narrower compared to the other ^^)
- biztos 4y ago> Eyes not quite the same size, breasts pointing in markedly different directions, bone structure on the face markedly different to each side. Jodorowsky would absolutely cast actors with those physical characteristics if they could be found, so in this case I’d say feature not bug.
- msephton 4y agoThe symmetry of human faces is possible, Midjourney can now do it easily, but the promoter didn't ask for it in this instance.