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Ashira πŸŽ©πŸ«‚πŸ–πŸ”πŸ’ƒπŸΌ
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Trained an AI model on my mixed media collage work from over the years πŸ§‘πŸ’™
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woah - yes yes yes. I love this. AI amplifying real human talent, not replaces it. Is this how you're feeing about the tools @ashira - positive, or what's the vibe? Amplifying prior bodies of work... This sure one a hell of a beautiful art-e-fact! πŸ€πŸ€πŸ™‡πŸ»β€β™€οΈ
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@ashira
Thank you @pjc πŸ™ And yes! I’m super stoked on how I’m able to use these tools to expand the personal artistic language I’ve been developing for many years.. like a conversation almost maybe? For me, AI just expands the mix of tools & ways I create. Using AI in my work wasn’t really interesting to me until around 18 months or so ago when I learned how to fine tune models. So I fine tuned on my artwork from the last 20ish years & then it made so much sense to me. In my physical art practice much of my work uses different types of papers that I dye/paint/sew into colorful collages & sculptural paintings on wood panels w resin/spray paints/inks etc. & I have my β€˜library’ (ie: drawers, shoe boxes & bins) of dyed paper scraps & small sewn bits etc. from years of that stuff that I use in my scanographs & then I use some of those to train AIs too Also love using my own photos for the AI to reference like I did w these roses. I made this piece using a photo I shot while walking my dog one night :)
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