Making AI Art Personal: Resource Bundle
Making AI Art Personal: Resource Bundle
You may recall me mentioning Learn to Make AI ART Less Artificial with Dan Marcolina a few weeks ago. Today, I’m delighted to publish links to this lecture and other resources on controlling AI art. In it, Marcolina shares many ideas and workflows for making AI Art more personal.
He is trying to circumvent some common arguments against AI Art creation by controlling the evolution of an image with a more hands-on workflow.
EDITED LECTURE
https://vimeo.com/marcolina/ailecture
AI ART RESOURCE GUIDE
https://bit.ly/diffused-resource
VR TOUR OF THE SHOW
NEW AI GENERATIONS
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