This is SO fascinating to me @dbddv01 this is only my second post reading now, and it mentions AI art generation...I think the 'fates' are giving me a nudge :) It's so intriguing and I really like the path you are taking with it. The concept of the machine as a tool for we artists has always fascinated me, it's one of the reasons I moved so much of my 'traditional art techniques of oil/paste/watercolour/pencil' to digital formats, tho I do it so old fashionably I am sure :) But I am intrigued, I love how this community is always putting new things in my path.
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Hello donnadavisart,
I have the highest respect for artist who are using traditional techniques. Even if i had always been interested by visual art, i miss skills and techniques to draw anything that would satisfy me. AI is here helping me filling this gap. I'm not considering myself as a artist in drawing or painting, but i like to stares at pictures, telling short or long stories with them, etc. What those tools produces is sometimes really striking and fascinating, but we must never forget that they are using human creative artwork as source of inspiration. Without real human artists feeding them, they would just spit unbearable list of one and zeros... We are in fascinating era where those programs begins to be powerful, and as long we stay in driver seat, they offers great ways of numerous visual exploration. Don't hesitate to dive in it, but at the end, your 'analog' artifex in my eyes will remain the most valuable one.