Daughters of Mars

I was hoping for a personal best against an older noise paint, that would have been a lot more complex by the standards I work with now. On the upside, the noise paint was plenty noisy, which left a lot of room for some pretty flexible prompting I probably could not have accomplished easily with one of the regular ones. It's interesting to see how far my storytelling skills have come since the last time I rendered this one out, 29 days, or about 900 paintings ago. Time behaves differently when you're working with heavy ai's as part of your creative pipeline, and it's easy to lose to track of it sometimes. Anyway, if you've been following me, the usual tools were in play. Some clip studio, some stable diffusion, did not use Fireworks this time at all. Part of the exercise to not change the historic noise paint. But I feel like these came out okay.

As per the usual, my happy little posts and projects are not a forum for your views and recycled opinions on ai ethics. If you have a concern, please read up on my process and sources, and how it all works before mansplaining technology to me. Snide or negative comments will be deleted. Threatening comments, hate speech, and defamatory comments will be reported... then deleted. So why bother? If you're nice, I'll give you a cookie :)

Hope you enjoy.