This is my entry into the Gaugan Contest brought to us by 
How I Made This Image
I visited the Gaugan AI art generator which takes paint strokes and interprets them with real-world imagery to create amazing photoreal images. It's not perfect, but it does an excellent job at creating awesome art.
My quest to making a good boat continues. (Any suggestions out there?) I used primarily the "house" brush this time. It worked okay, but not enough to make it feel like a living, breathing boat - rather one that ran aground during a winter storm...
Other Results
I loved the dark renders this time, but I didn't choose them as my entry because I lost too much of the ship. So, I used the first image made in Gaugan.
Crossposted on Uptrennd.
Previous Entries
| * indicates a win | x | x |
|---|---|---|
| Week 23 Cloud Burst | Week 24 Kanagaroo Mountain | Week 25 Evening Shoreline |
| Week 26 Gaugan Slough | Week 27 Brownsmead Mountain | * Week 28 One Evening By the River |
| * Week 29 Yacolt Inspired | Week 30 Mountain Hermit | * Week 31 Falls on the North Platte |
| Week 32 Evening River Bridge | * Week 33 Casper on Another World | Week 34 I Saw Three Ships |
| Week 35 Yosemite, perhaps? | Week 36 Waterfall Rock | Week 37 Independence Day Fireworks |
| Week 38 Coastal Idyll | Week 43 Mountain Lake Morning | Week 44 Evening Mountain Homestead |
| Week 45 Coastal Cove | Week 46 View From the Barn | Week 47 Smuggler's Cove |
Crossposted on Uptrennd.
Lori Svensen
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