Cushy's Painting Style
A Lora that transfers my style of painting to your generative image, made for Krea2. Since this model is trained by my own images that I painted, this LoRA is not only exclusive, it also grants you the right to use it without stealing the style from an artist without asking or his permission. I paint with gouache colors, 20x30cm 60x40cm and small 20x15. It takes about two to five ours to finish a piece.
Usage: 0.5 strength for short prompts. 0.7 for long prompts.
Lett me tell you something
You always should consider the fact that these model are trained without permission of the artists and you probably should also consider to learn art yourself and see you progress by suffering and learning techniques, - it is such an enriching adventure in a life to actually be creative and create something from nothing with your hands and your imagination.
It is quite ironic, I never uploaded my art to websites since I don't wanted to land in a model. But since I am also an IT guy and know a lot about AI, I decided to create this LoRa on my own.
Have fun with it. But always remember, writing a prompt is not creating art. Art is a form of human expression, and it always will be like that. Only humans feel like humans feel, and only the joy and pain of having an actual life will give us the inspiration to express our feelings trough art.
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Comments (2)
Prompt crafting is an artistic exercise, just like scribbling with a crayon on paper is. Neither are the equivalent of painting the Mona Lisa but both are examples of artistic expression. AI prompt crafting is simply using a tool to automate a lot of the art creation process — yet not all of it. I am a painter and I like using AI to generate images that would take way too much time to try to paint.
I agree that it's problematic to take existing art without permission, smush it into a model, and profit from the results. However, artists steal concepts from art all the time. Van Gogh was "inspired" by Japanese prints. Picasso stole concepts from tribal masks.
One big future challenge is going to be creating art that impresses people once AI is good enough at making everything a human can make themselves. But we'll have to figure out how to value art because tech is always changing the situation. Photography gave rise to non-representational abstract painting, so-called "color field" stuff, etc.
Thanks for reading and commenting. For some it's a product to consume. For some it's the act of creating it, no matter what others think. For some It's an ego thing, - try to impress (elevate one self). For me, It's the act of creation, the joy of creating something from nothing (give it birth).
I think it is possible that people will respect human art even more then before AI. It's a mindset thing. I am also a composer and I love music, but I would never want to listen to some AI made music. Just by knowing how it is was made, I totally losing interest.