BOGOMIL'S COURT - AI CREATIONS

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Nine days ago I made one of my rare appearances, and now I realize again how fast time flies. I had posted BOGOMIL FANTASY LANDSCAPE - AI on Deep Dream, since then I had been working more on the Deep Dream platform. There are times when it does not work out that good, at least not to my standards, so I am burning up a lot of credits at times to get what I want. Not to repeat myself, you can read up on it in my previous post (linked above).

“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living.”
― Dr. Seuss

Here are two versions that employed the same image prompt. But the text prompts were different, and the strength of the prompts.

BOGOMIL'S COURT 2
BOGOMILS COURT 2 - yhttcf_11c7472a3ab64aff6545190c859f445d7010871f.jpg Transformed another one of my paintings in Deep Dream Text2Dream, using a very simple text prompt, but reducing the strength of the prompt to 40% - this preserved more of the feel and view of my original analog painting.
AI gives ma a tool that I could not otherwise get with digital art (which I had previously used often together with my paintings and drawings). Once you know how to use this tool, you can achieve some great results that, when using your own artwork as a image prompt, are uniquely yours.

BOGOMIL'S COURT 1
BOGOMILS COURT nxfpmk_83bf1e2f5df2045135b7701fc8700f688918fc27.jpg I input a surreal painting of mine with the same title as a image prompt, and also described in the text what is in the image. But I wanted to see what the influence of Giger and Beksinski would do to it. For one thing, it did not resemble at all my image prompt, but nevertheless I find the result very interesting. But I think the text input strength was the greatest factor in the outcome, set to 60%. Quite different from the one above, yet the same input image.

This here was the input image, my painting
BOGOMIL'S COURT
acrylic on cancas - 28 x 20 inches
1978

Recently, I had sort of "rediscovered" that I have a page on TUMBLR so I started sharing my images on there. Also on PINTEREST, in a folder named ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE CREATIONS: For full-size images check my album on Flickr, DEEP DREAM AI TEXT TO DREAM, and most of the other digital art is in this album DIGITAL ART.

Sometimes I am also sharing my images from Flickr on Twitter - here a couple examples