What happens when Midjourney is fed with combinations of classic objects and alternative materials. I've experimented and played around with it, so if you, like me, are equal parts curious and fascinated by it, see more here:
Shoe vs Ballon
Staying updated in the rapidly evolving world of AI technology can be quite a mouthful, regardless of which side of the debate one stands on, whether in favor or against. However, it is crucial to dive in, allocate time for curiosity and experimentation, and take the leap alongside the customers. My recommendation is to start with one AI tool and become familiar with it, much like with Photoshop and other Adobe programs.
Personally, I use Midjourney daily in my role as a creative and concept developer at #gormxenvision and have been utilizing it since last April. However, last Friday, I attended a Midjourney course at AIRevolution with Morten Rockford Ravn as the instructor. Since I already incorporate Midjourney into my daily workflow, my goal was to enhance my approach to texture and the development of innovative combinations with classic objects and alternative materials. Here's a glimpse of my latest texture experiment.
The french Mario bathroom tile
Bambussen
The Bread- Tie fighter
He-Man ceiling of the sistine chapel #1
Join The Dark tiles
He-Man ceiling of the sistine chapel #2
The Ming-Trooper
The remote controller bubblerab cover
The WWE 1821
Remember, it's the user behind the tool who makes the decisions, not the AI itself. Always maintain a critical mindset, as it's easy to be dazzled by the technology's ease in creating images. Hence, it's important not to forget our creative edge and the significance of details, which is why, in my opinion, every AI-generated image should undergo a round in Photoshop.
The goal of using AI, in my view, is to enhance our efficiency and invest the freed-up time in improving our creativity and concept development. However, understanding what one can do and how to use AI technology is incredibly important, as is the ability to discuss it when a client inquires about the technology.
#AI #Technology #Development #Textures #Innovation #GXE #envision #gormXenvision
Jacob Jagd Engberg
