I call this one: The Nature of AI CriticismPicking up the pieces: Noise sketched, and rendered in stable diffusion. The initial noise sketch really only had the red color, so I colored over the rest of it in photoshop.Dinner With Your Conservative Parents: Noise sketched, and rendered in Stable Diffusion in a way that preserved most of the original line work, and artifacts, like the digitally created hand stamps, which I put there to emulate the hand drawn processThe City That Sleeps: Noise painted in an uncontrolled way, aimed at generating texture, and implementing a rough idea through prompting. Then I layered the rendersHere's another noise paint I'm going to leave as is, without an ai treatment. Kinda love itUntitled: Noise painted and rendered in Stable DiffusionUntitled: Noise painted and rendered in Stable DiffusionBack In The Game: Noise painted, then layered with distortion layers I created. Minor generative fill corrections in PhotoshopNormally the way I do noise painting is with an elaborate overpainting process that basically destroys the original image. But what if I tried to preserve the original image? That's what we have here. Simple line correction instead of hard paintoverLake Princess 2: This is a re-render from an older piece I made last year. The old one was cut off in places, and while a gorgeous piece, never quite looked right to be. This fixes it
