hEy there! So, about 2.5 2.5 years ago, I started playing with AI image generation. At first, I was primarily interested in making cool reflection and photos for my imaginary stories. As a classic trained artist, I loved the idea of sketching and painting and painting my characters. But the point here is: I had a regular job that paid bills, rescue pets, and family responsibilities to take care. So, I really didn’t have time, money, or resources to sit and make a frequent outline.
I used to write often, and I imagined all kinds of imaginary lands, places and stories. But I could not actually live them easily or quickly. And it was disappointing because I am a great fan of visual imagery as part of a story. So, when AI Art started to produce photos, I thought it was a great opportunity to discover all different roles and artistic mediums, designs and ideas that were reasonably affordable, provided me creative freedom, and help me to help me to drag the canvas and many paints.
Now, I know that many artists really dislike AI art and understand that this is just a copy of the other arts, or even the worst to steal from the famous artwork. I get it completely. But the thing here is: too much artwork is derived from the creations of other artists. All artists study famous works for inspiration, and we are all impressed in a particular style that is a reflection of the art we loved and attracted to it. When I was studying art in college, I was often told that my job was slowly on layers and did not use hard lines or colors. And guess what? As it turns out, my personal kind of AI-infield art profile is exactly the same aesthetic.
I am experimenting with various AI image generators, such as Madjurini, Google Imagin 3, Canawa AI, and Dale E. When I have tried all of them, I still attract myself to the madgor. It is highly user -friendly, it has great editing tools, and allows you to make your unique style. In addition, the images that arise from it are usually of really high quality. (Just to tell you, I do not associate or pay through the midwife. This is just my personal priority.)
Where does your written journey begin usually? Some people start from a place or scene, while others focus on a character. I am a character -driven author, so I start with a character I am working for a story. I know that some people prefer to start from a place or scene, but I think writing from a character’s point of view is more interesting.
I will start with a short and clear gesture, such as “male blonde imagery image.” This gives me a common idea what I want, but I can always improve it later. If I want a specific dress, hair color, or eye color, I will add more details. If I want to add more depth to the image, I can add a place in the background.
For example, I am currently working on a fantasy romance filled with a father, in which a bully is a male character who suffers from his past mistakes. I started with this gesture: “Men’s blonde imagery picture.” He gave me a penetral concept and a long haired role.
After that I improved the gesture by adding a specific type of art medium for more regular and imaginary aesthetic, such as oil painting. I also added details about the character’s hair style and clothing: “Men’s imaginary character picture, oil painting, short blonde hair, Regal Blue Warrior Soldier clothing.”
If I really want to join emotions and settings for this role, I will add a place of icon with light effects or keywords that emphasizes the emotions of the character. For example, I can add places such as “standing on the shore” or “dramatic, excited”. Here I used: “Male imaginary character picture, oil painting, small blonde hair, Regal Blue Warrior Soldier clothing, standing on the beach, dramatic, excited”
I kept my AI image simple and straightforward, and the result was already bursting with the ability of an amazing visual element. I hope this will affect you! If you want to help me or check out some of my imaginary writings, go to my RAM Story’s account Here!
Thanks for reading, and always creating a happy AI image as always!