The concept of god
Ai and digital editing in Procreate
I really wasnt expecting to like ai art, I thought it involved zero input from the user but I’ve found that getting the right designs is actually quite a process and then if you want them to actually look good and have good faces, hands, eyes etc and have the, actually look like art, especially the fantasy ones they require a LOT of editing and fixing With Procreate. I don’t think I’ve spent less than 3 solid hours on the editing I think some might honestly take two days. It makes me feel like it is more of a co creation project than simply typing in words. It’s defo a controversial one, I only used it to generate ideas but now totally fallen in love with some of the things I got. I have an absolute ton of editing ahead tho lol. Some look better than others, some need totally redoing and it’s just a base idea, some need tweaks but close up all need something plus you have to upsize as originals are small.
The term "co creation project" is well found, the more there will be exchange and input of information the more it will be reflected in the result, knowing how to find the right turns of phrase is what allows to get the best of AI. This is quite paradoxical for a technology, in recent years technologies have instead made us lazy and not very involved hahaha
Yes I faught against it for a bit but now embraced it I do think it’ll be a phase to a point as ppl will quickly get bored of mass generating art. I also think if your a digital artist you rly are making quite a lot of changes so it’s a bit of a merge even then. I don’t think there is anything I havnt spent hours and hours on before I share it so far. I’ll re draw hands, eyes, over paint, even draw whole faces sometimes, add things to the background, add texture. If ppl don’t know how to use procreate you’ll always find bit sthat don’t match up or look off especially on more complex outputs. I’m not amazing with digital but I’m learning to get better
Hypnotizing
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