Using AI Art Image Generators to Inspire Creativity
Art in some form is an essential part of everyone's lives, and it's no wonder that many people are interested in creating their own art. Whether you're a beginner or a more experienced artist, there's always room for improvement and inspiration.
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AI Image Generators allow the creation of new artworks in a short amount of time, which is contrary to traditional artwork. The best thing is that you can utilize these AI software and tools without needing an advanced understanding of the technology.
The ability to create artwork can be a demanding feature for artists but using an AI art generator can free up time and energy for creators.
That's why we've put together this list of free AI art generators to help inspire your creativity!
6 (Mostly) Free AI Image Generators:
Once you have chosen an AI art generator, the next step is to start using it.
It’s important to experiment with different settings and to find the tools that work best for you. Be patient and take your time, learn how they work and you may just come up with funky new concepts for your next project.
Simply input a picture or some descriptive text, and the machine can create some pretty crazy (and slightly nasentating) artwork inspired by your input.
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Many AI art generators are available for both personal and professional use, so it is best to choose one that will fit your needs.
It is also important to note that some AI art generators are better for creating specific types of art, such as landscapes or portraits, while others are more versatile and can be used to create a wide variety of art.
The different AI image generators in this article are impressive in their own right. But, the most impressive are the two that we can't even access yet: Google's Imagen and OpenAI's Dall-E 2.
So how does it work? In the video above OpenA shows us exactly what's happening under the hood when the system transforms an input into a piece of artwork.
The results are astonishing, but we're not surprised. If you can train a neural network to do something really complicated like recognise objects, then surely you can train it to create weirdly stunning works of art too!
By Harlen Malkowich