Fantasy novel covers are exceedingly easy to do because of the mountain of examples in the training data. Basically: any kind of art that we have lots of examples of are very easy to make with these tools.
My fun has been with two games: 1) making unusual art from prose using the art styles of famous painters, 2) playing "AI Pictionary" with friends (can you produce image X; example: a person eating ramen with chopsticks that are light sabers).
Fantasy novel covers are exceedingly easy to do because of the mountain of examples in the training data
It's also because they are basically nonsense (fantasy) so the results in the style look more plausible.
I tried using a few AI generators to get some basic placeholder images for products and it's utterly shit, it's clear that networks dont understand what they are generating. Like I tried to generate bycicles and I would get components sticking to ground, floating components, stupid proportions, visual artifacts.
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Fantasy novel covers are exceedingly easy to do because of the mountain of examples in the training data. Basically: any kind of art that we have lots of examples of are very easy to make with these tools.
My fun has been with two games: 1) making unusual art from prose using the art styles of famous painters, 2) playing "AI Pictionary" with friends (can you produce image X; example: a person eating ramen with chopsticks that are light sabers).
It's also because they are basically nonsense (fantasy) so the results in the style look more plausible.
I tried using a few AI generators to get some basic placeholder images for products and it's utterly shit, it's clear that networks dont understand what they are generating. Like I tried to generate bycicles and I would get components sticking to ground, floating components, stupid proportions, visual artifacts.