A.I. and Artist Collaborate on a Painting!?
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I created physical collage art using AI generated art (using MidJourney AI), and I'm really happy with the results! I've been playing with AI art for about half a year, and am pretty excited about discovering this practical use case / process. Let me know what you think in the comments!
👋Thanks for watching! I'm a 23 year old multi-disciplinary artist and designer out based of California. I recently graduated from UCLA as a Design Media Arts major, where I learned film making, editing, animation and design. Now, I'm combing my love for painting and physical art, with my passion for digital media and story telling.
I enjoy working in the cross-section of physical and digital techniques. I love combining abstract and vibrant pop-art styles, and am inspired by street art, graffiti, and nature at large. Subscribe to see more creative projects of mine and to follow my artistic journey!
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Filmed and Edited by Casey Rickey.
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Equipment I Filmed this Video with:
Camera: Sony A7IV
Lens: Sigma Art 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN
Software: Premiere Pro + After Effects
Tripod: Joby GorillaPod
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Exactly, use A.I. as an assistant.
100%
where's the AI in the AI art?
A perfect example to use A.I as a tool🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌👏👏👏
Thanks!
Finally an artists who gets it! This is exactly how I see AI as an artist
Setting a good example. Using the invention of the wheel to go places instead of crying about how it rolls down hills on it's own as if by sorcery.
Thank you. I've been following AI artists for years, and always admired their work (ie refik anadol) but there's always been technical blocks that stop be from experimenting with it fully. Now that it's getting so accessible and easy to use, I've been really excited to figure out ways to incorporate it in my workflow. I agree more artists need this mentality, so I'm glad I could be an example of that!
Incredible. I use Playground a.i. just make inspiration piceses but you take it to a whole new level with your artistic abilities, ALSO superb video editing. Keep it up, I can see you Chanel becoming a BIG thing and I'm 100P on board with the rest of us that we want to see your work and teachings. Well done.
Thank you! Comments like these inspire me to keep making UA-cam videos, I appreciate it! I got more coming soon..
Awesome! Thank you for the ideas🎹
Previously, whenever I would think of AI art. The pictures in my head were... incomplete (or slightly deformed) pieces of artwork.
Now, after watching this video. I only see birds of a feather.
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear the final piece is a memorable one!
Bro yo absolutely Amazing with yo creativity mate 🔥🔥🔥😳
Very nice video Keep up the good work Perseverance and dedication are key to success. Did I spot some Stable Diffusion animation at the end?
Really appreciate that and glad you liked the vid. And thanks for watching till the end! All the animation was done in Photoshop / After Effects, but I dig the idea of using AI to animate the piece...will have to try that out next.
Love this collaboration! Question about printing: what kind of paper are you printing on? Laser or Inkjet?
Thank you! Sorry for the super delayed response haha, it’s an inkjet printer.
Dude i think your awesome and that whwther ppl like it its the future.
appreciate it!
This is a little confusing. In the beginning you said that all the AI apps operate on text prompts. I was about to jump in there, but waited to hear what you’ve done. And you actually DID what I was going to say earlier - AI ALSO operates on IMAGE prompts. I use my own art, not words, to create new images/versions of my own art. I do plan on transferring some of it to canvas and adding additional paint. From start to finish, the art it uses is mine. AI apps are very versatile in the ways we can use them.
Fantastic video!!🎉❤
Thanks for watching!!
Loved this video, so inspiring! I have been experimenting with midjourney but struggling with low resolution. Do you use an upscaler? Sarah : )
I use Runway to upscale but there may be a way to do it internally in midjourney as well! Glad you found it inspiring!
As an artist, I'm not sure how I feel about this. An artwork that is not fully created by human beings, doesn't seem to really affect me much emotionally, and doesn't seem as valuable.
Pixelz AI had an amazing function called Guided Diffusion where by you were able load your own photo into the system and “evolve,” it with “Artistic.” Spectacular results, with amazingly sensitive hues and values, were obtained by combining artistic genres with Artist names from other genres. For example mixing Dali and cubism. Pixelz removed the Guided Diffusion feature, claiming it was “to costly,” which sounds like BS to me. I was getting results that DID NOT have the obvious AI look which 99% of the time assaults my eye with horrible color pallets, terrible levels of color saturation, and awful value ranges.
Picasso said, “learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist.” Most AI just looks like it’s making up its own rules without any regard for what is know to be effective and what is known to just be hard on the eye and empty of artistic content. It seems that these AI systems are training themselves with the worst possible examples to translate the prompts with. Results seem to be getting worse rather than better, especially with respect to hue and saturation choices the programs are making.
I love the collaboration attitude and how I see AI, it's amazing but pretty much every image has so many detail issues they can't be used as a final product which is perfect for taking it as a starting point, I'm currently playing at generating images for both composite/digital painting to get the final look I'm after, it's so much fun, it's interesting to see someone do this with physical materials.
Sounds like a cool project you're working on, AI is an incredibly fun and fascinating tool to work with that is for sure! Thanks for watching
Img2Img exists, so you can just take an existing piece you made and guide the AI in the direction you want. Do it all the time for my commission on Fiverr using AI.
Which one do you use, wonder which is better out there.
@@stargazer3284which AI?
What you did is just tracing with extra steps
Garbage abstract no skill collage art lol this guy and the rest of them are jokes
Very cool! What did you use to animate it at the end of the video?
Thanks! I took a picture of the final art, then separated the piece into about 15-20 layers in photoshop. Then imported those into after effects as 3d layers and animated a camera to give a 3d-like feel. Maybe I’ll post a vid on that process soon
@@caseyrickeyart Thanks for the response, and yeah, I'd love to see that process in more detail.
Fun stuff you're doing here at the intersection of AI and human art.
@@kylewilson8318 I’ll add it to the list of vids I plan to create - and yeah, i have a ton more ideas crossing traditional art with AI, I’m super fascinated by it all, as someone who has a passion for creating both digital and physical art. So interesting to discover the ways in which they can intersect
I do not understand how you are okay with Thousands of works not Consented into a machine for it's resources, then have it build off from that?
Like I can understand if you made the effort to put in your own images for the AI to work from.
You're not phased by Using something that works directly from work's already made and inputs them into something New?
Does it matter if something was "stolen" (which I do not believe it is since the court rulings on data scraping in Google vs. Authors established that it isn't) when you use it as inspiration?
I mean I could go to google image search, download (steal) a few pictures and add them to my mood board or make a collage and it would be perfectly fine. Let's say one picture I used was uploaded, not by the owner, but by a thief which happens very often. Would me being inspired by it be wrong?
No. Yes the guy I downloaded it from stole it, but I as a human could use anything for inspiration. Stolen or not doesn't matter because it's just inspiration.
@@semihsanat What are you talking about? I as a human use it as inspiration. If I cut it up and do a collage or feed it to my algorithm doesn't matter. I did it. I, the last time I looked, am a human.
Picasso and Braque were both very into the new technology of their day, movies and photography. Cubism was the result of their being inspired by movie’s ability through cuts and editing to compress and expand time, and show an object from one perspective then cut to a different perspective of the same object thereby increasing the information shown about the object. Picasso’s and Braque’s inspiration was to do the same, multiple perspectives at a single point in time, on a single 2D surface. By taking inspiration from technology they took art in a wholly new and original direction. I think AI is going to do the same given that some artists are seeing this as an opportunity while most see it as a threat like painters in the 1800s did photography and are just complaining about it.