Okay this is another mix that gets neat… take a little garden wisdom/orchard care, mix a little mythic hippocampus. Top Left: DAZ3D render.  I got this beauty on sale! One of the things I love about the older models is how Toy-Like they are. I learned a lot about re-texturing on this creature.  This image…

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This is called Cross-Pollinating!

Okay this is another mix that gets neat… take a little garden wisdom/orchard care, mix a little mythic hippocampus.

Top Left: DAZ3D render.  I got this beauty on sale! One of the things I love about the older models is how Toy-Like they are. I learned a lot about re-texturing on this creature.  This image worked out the best.

I also love the DAZ3D props and scenes, the older models remind me of modelled terrain, as you might see in a model train museum or miniatures used in table top role playing games. 

Is it “My Art?”

My set layout, choice in lighting, sky dome props elements, virtual landscaping. I put a few hours into placing and set and many more hours rendering to see the results. Much like photography it takes a lot of images to capture the best shots.

I was working with Leonardo.Ai and training augmenting images with their models, learning from the other Players, studying the prompts the better art spawned from.(darn dangling participle.)

I was loading a lot of my old art just to see what Leonardo.Ai would do with it. Playing with the prompts, dials and toggles!!  The row of flowers upper-right is a quilt block, fabric scanned and arranged in Adobe Photoshop. Followed by different models in the Ai.  The image lower-right is one of my favorite outputs from the hippocampus experiments.

I love that Leonardo.Ai matches the palette of the image prompt.  I have had a lot of fun mixing things up.

Is it My Art? 

Which artist am I “stealing” from?

Whose art style?

Who is losing money from this?

This Artist [me] can see so much potential in what these apps are making.  I don’t understand why there is so much shame being attached to Ai art.  

My joke here is about Renaissance Scribes getting upset at Maillardet’s Automaton, Gutenberg’s press, Sholes & Glidden QWERTY crank box or Xerox’s contraption.   

It’s not the TOOL that is the problem.

The tool is a celebration of ingenious programmers building something extraordinary

that empowers artists to experiment in next level materials >>>> past Ink /Paint/Clay/Canvas.

We are sculpting in light and algorithm. 

How Cyberpunk is THAT?

P.S. Let me tell you a bit more about Jane and why she is such a Hero to me.

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