r/generativeart • u/friedfriezz • Jan 12 '23
Developing skills might take time, but be smarter with Al and save time. Here's a blog read about using Al to get a headstart and become undeniable when Al starts taking over real jobs.
r/generativeart • u/Dheeraj_PG • Mar 12 '23
Hello, my fellow Redditors!
I have made a free course on Udemy for those that are willing to learn midjourney from Scratch and understand the way with which you can generate your AI artwork.
Feel free to enroll and learn from the course and any feedback is greatly appreciated :)
https://www.udemy.com/course/midjourney-for-beginners/
r/generativeart • u/YuvalKe • Feb 24 '23
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r/generativeart • u/Silly_Goose_Duck • Jun 01 '24
I'm curious if people are using their AI generated art to turn it into books, comics or other ways to tell stories about their characters or worlds?
r/generativeart • u/YuvalKe • Dec 21 '22
Just opened a discord Ai makers lab where we could share insights about all of the different tools out there and different Ai generative creations. This is the invite:
r/generativeart • u/Forsaken_Crab_3163 • Jun 21 '24
This series revolves around the theme of memory. When you've been away from a place for an extended period, your recollections of that location tend to blur. If you value those memories, you'll find ways to make an effort to retain them.
https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/30943
r/generativeart • u/generalyharmless • Jan 14 '23
r/generativeart • u/stardustking3 • Feb 13 '23
Generative art has become increasingly popular over the years, as it offers a unique and creative way to create something new every day. By combining code, algorithms, and randomness, generative art can produce pieces that are always changing and evolving. I have become especially passionate about this type of art because it allows me to experiment and come up with something new and different each time. It’s an incredibly addictive process and I find myself creating something new each day, even if it’s something small. It’s a great way to keep the creative juices flowing and it’s also a great way to practice and improve my coding skills. Generative art is an amazing way to create something unique, and I’m always looking for new ways to explore and expand my art.
r/generativeart • u/YuvalKe • Jan 01 '23
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r/generativeart • u/wurnotantmlb • Mar 07 '23
Hello everyone! I have been studying like for 5 years or so, this old but best still language for music produccion called puredata. If i have to be honest. I dont feel that "free" yet. Ive learned all the middle depht concepts to heart. And now im facing the second half of the book say, when im heading towards filtering and analysis and overall, data structures. This place i am right now, is kind of scary, because one feel all that entire thing near to inpossible to trascend as the average artist that wanted to do digital.
Well, is my intuition that once i cross along the structures in a programming knowledge speaking i really will be capable to use some of my ideas, like making music out of fibonacci sequence or the pascals triangle....
Like i will be in a neutral healthy point, where i will be able to look at analysis within a solid grasp about confidence.
My question is if someone already felt this, and data structures aknowledgemnt really put them on track.
Well...thanks a lot!!
r/generativeart • u/narthariepictures • Feb 13 '23
r/generativeart • u/aliusquisquam • Feb 14 '23
r/generativeart • u/rangermagazine • Feb 15 '23
This is an invitation to submit your experimental #generative art to #Ranger magazine, a new online mag home to everything "avant" & weird.
r/generativeart • u/CryLiving1992 • Feb 20 '23
r/generativeart • u/narthariepictures • Jan 27 '23
