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Ready for an AI-driven, image-generating, creatively exploding rollercoaster ride? Hold on tight, because here come seven crazy, cool, and unconventional ideas on how to use image generators in art and design:
Generative Portraits:
imagine you can create a portrait of yourself that looks like Picasso painted it. Or Van Gogh. Or even Bob Ross, with all his happy little trees. Sounds cool, doesn't it? With an image generator, it's possible! The good old masters would probably be a bit confused, but certainly impressed.
Augmented Reality Art Installations:
Want to beautify the city with your art, but don't feel like the hassle with the authorities? With AR and image generators, you can create digital artworks that are only visible through special glasses. And the best part? No paint stains on your fingers!
Fashion design: Who needs Karl Lagerfeld when you have an image generator? Train the generator with images of current fashion trends or historical garments, and voilà - you have new, unique fashion designs. And who knows, maybe the next big fashion trend will be a dress designed by an AI!
Digital paintings:
Refik Anadol shows the way: stunning, data-driven artworks that you can stare at for hours without getting bored. And the best part? No brush cleaning required!
Album cover and poster design:
you have a band but no album cover? No problem, just let an image generator create one for you! Just throw a few pictures of existing album covers or posters into the generator and you have a brand new, unique design. And who knows, maybe it will be the next "Dark Side of the Moon"?
Architecture and interior design:
Who said buildings have to be square? With image generators you can generate new architectural designs or interior design ideas that put the laws of physics to the test. Well, maybe not quite, but at least the laws of good taste!
Generative fonts:
Tired of seeing the same old fonts? With an image generator you can create your own! Imagine you could have a font that looks like an alien wrote it. Or a font that looks like it was scratched by a cat. It's possible with an image generator!
I hope these ideas help you to broaden your creative horizons and fully exploit the potential of image generators. So, get to the generator and let the images flow!
By the way, I personally use Midjourney to generate images.