Micron Pen on paper - 2023 - A5 - 148 x 210 mm
contained in a bound book of drawings
At first I thought I lost it, but by some chance I found it at home: Bingo - there it is, in a drawer where I keep paper and envelopes! It is the one and only (so far) drawing in an bound art book with red linen cover. Until now it was not recorded anywhere, not even in my master inventory. But now I put it up in the cloud on DeviantArt and on Flickr!
Now we get to the part where the anti-AI peeps get their panties into a knot:
On Nightcafe I had trained a so called 'Lora' with tons of my drawings, some dating back decades, to teach Stable Diffusion my style of work. This mode is my own personal mode, no one else can use it. Long story short, together with writing a prompt that describes what I want, plus my drawing as a seed image, I use this trained mode to spit out variations that possibly could be useful to me, i.e. for a painting, or a starting point for another analog drawing.
Once I found my drawing, I was curious how it would look like in variations - without wasting paper to do so, AI is a great tool, but you got to know how to use it effectively.
Here are four examples I generated
The variations came about by changing the prompt weight and the input image variation strength.
