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This stood out to me the most: > AI-assisted art is going to need to be treated like photography. It is just a matter of time Is crafting a prompt, selecting
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
This stood out to me the most:
> AI-assisted art is going to need to be treated like photography. It is just a matter of time
Is crafting a prompt, selecting a generation, potentially interacting with parts of it, regenerating, perhaps supplying some of your own artwork as a seed for inpainting, copying part of the inpainted region and mixing with the previously generated artwork, any less creative than shooting a photograph?
Even if none of the images you supplied are in the final output, you guided the process.
- desro 4y agoThere's a highly nontrivial amount of creative work that goes into getting high quality stuff out of the diffusion models. One-step txt2img is a parlor trick. Those of us who are seriously using these tools are often making many round trips to/from GIMP and img2img, txt2img, doing compositing, painting and masking. It's definitely a process that stretches creative muscle. Check out some of InvokeAI's canvas overdrive videos [0] for a bit more of a sense of how an artist works with that implementation. [0] https://youtube.com/@invokeai https://youtube.com/@invokeai
- zaptrem 4y agoWasn’t the comic in question the result of similar effort and even potentially fine tuning for the aesthetic consistency?