Tag: writing
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Exploring Fun Animal Art: Prints Available on Etsy
The author apologizes for their recent silence due to life’s chaos but expresses excitement about returning to share vibrant art, including anthropomorphic animal portraits in suits. They highlight their Etsy shop for prints and appreciate support, encouraging engagement through likes, subscriptions, and social media to stay updated on new creations.
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Gemini and Midjourey are Awesome!
The conversation revolved around the modern interpretation of “Statue of David” and the representation of a female disruptor in politics, merging with a vaporwave aesthetic. The prompt for a political disruptor in the style of vaporwave art was created, referencing Jacinda Ardern and Malala Yousafzai. Four resulting images were generated, prompting further discussion and remixing…
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Too Long, Again
The author reflects on their sporadic posting habits and success with their Etsy shops. They note challenges with international shipping and digital downloads, but celebrate sales from their experimental vaporwave store. They express frustration with website editing and contemplate using PayPal buttons for product sales. Overall, they remain optimistic and focused on their niche.
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Some Success, Some Beer, and Some Understanding
The writer is feeling a sense of achievement in their online selling venture despite low sales. They express enjoyment in the process but struggle with AI assistance, and plan to share a video on YouTube. They reflect on a personal outing and express difficulty describing their artwork for online sales. The post ends with a…
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Developing Minimalism in Pastel Colours
The author reflects on their creative process and experimentation, finding solace in writing. They ponder AI art’s early stages, drawing a parallel to photography’s initial reception as non-art. Discussing Victorian calling cards, they express intrigue in pastel coloring and minimalistic urban landscapes, culminating in the excitement of selling an original artwork.
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A trip down Uncanny Valley
The author reflects on the controversy surrounding AI-generated art and the concept of creating art “in the style of” others. Drawing from their experience in photography, they emphasize the influence of past artists and express caution about creating works that closely resemble existing styles. Ultimately, they question the meaningfulness of AI-generated art and the potential…
Jason M Rogers | Digital Creations | Wall Art | Photography 