neural blender trash

ai generated image gallery (mostly soulsborne content, but other stuff too)

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sd_xl_refiner_1.0_0.9vae seed 1

An interesting delirium from SD XL refiner, who hallucinated a rather strange room with a half-realistic dimension. The overall impression is realistic and strangely vintage… But up close nothing is coherent, as if the absence of a prompt prevented it from really affirming a chair or table.

[nopromptai]

betterThanWords_v30 seed 6

A doorway to nothingness...

[nopromptai]

sd3.5_large_fp8 seed ??

[despazito]

Alright listen up chucklefucks I'm not gonna say it again:

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[heintzmagic-deactivated20250206]

[brucesterling]

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AI image generation

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AI image generation

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AI image generation

[marshmallowfairbanks]

Art: Mighty Oak

[fuzzynowhere]

After hours..

FOLLOW - REBLOG - SACRIFICE

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AI image generation

[neuralblendertrash]

gorgeous

[txttletale]

NOT asking this as a gotcha, I'm 100% sincere, can you point to pieces of AI art that you feel are interesting uses of the medium? Because I'm not philosophically opposed to it, but at the same time I've never seen anything that wasn't naked bandwagon shilling by the same people who pushed NFTs

sure! i think a classic of the medium is secret horses

(i sadly don't know who made it, but i've seen it around and fallen in love). this is everything AI art should be, imo, taking advantage of the liminal dreamlike quality of the medium and using titling and framing to say something about the piece that wouldn't exist if it was presented on its own. secret horses...

my favourite band, everything everything, released an album last year that made use of AI generation, both for the album's art and for small portions of the lyrics (interestingly, they've refused to say which lyrics are AI written and which are human written, which adds another layer of intrigue to me -- the only lyric that they've confirmed is AI generated is the title of 'software greatman', which forms the haunting, powerful chorus of the song that gets deconstructed into electronic incoherence. other highlights include the album art, part burning skyscape, part incomprehensible machine. what is the machine? is it a camera? a monitor? a train? does it matter?

and finally from this album cycle i adore the hallucinogenic exuberance of their video for i want a love like this:

in terms of dedicated artists working primarily within the AI medium, i'm a huge fan of @reachartwork, a really innovative artist who keeps blowing me away with evocative and interesting pieces and pioneer in ethical and cooperative AI art techniques. i'm an especially big fan of their grotesque and uncomfortable 'tooth machine' series:

as well as their desolate, bleak, alien landscapes:

(hole in the sky / river lethe )

and their project, the @infiniteartmachine, a model that produces art based upon algorithmically generated prompots -- effectively a long-term art piece.

finally, i'm a very very big fan of @roborosewater-masters, a bot that makes AI-created magic the gathering cards. this might not parse as 'art' to some people, or be interesting to analyze as such, but to me, someone obsessed with games and game studies, i think that the mix of synctactically correct magic the gathering rules text and abrupt non sequitur makes for really striking and funny pieces that prompt me to think about what the limits of games and gaming are

these are just the artists and pieces i can name off the top of my head, but i hope that they're representative of what generative art has to offer when it's not being done by grifters chasing the lowest common denominator.

[marshmallowfairbanks]

Art: Mighty Oak

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