Too many mavericks on the rings… My idea realized with the assistance of AI.

Here’s one iteration I got from AI in a series of images I designed on the notion of people melting in the city.  Some of the results were quite nice, with a little coaxing, and pretty much generated the kinds of emotional responses I was looking for.  But this one was just so flat out disgusting, I couldn’t think of any way of releasing it to the general public, so you good folks will be the only ones to ever see it.  I am not sure I’m doing you a service here…

A commentary on life in the city that I rendered this week using AI

Just rendered this image based on the notion of a 1920s car race in the style of artist, Peter Max.

Should probably start selling these as posters, tee shirts, and tote bags…

Teresa was wondering what it would be if Einstein was interested in the same science as Frankenstein, just because their names were similar.

So I took it to AI and generated a few iterations of the idea.  This is the first.

First in a short series of melting people I visualized using AI.

Kinda makes you wonder where these ideas come from, don’t it?

First in a long series of Kosmic Kitties (there’s more than two dozen so far…). Created the first few and simply couldn’t stop.

Teresa took a stab at AI just now with the prompt:  Scrooge, the Space Cowbot: There’s more gravy than gravity about you… This is what it generated for her. Pretty cool and not at all expected, though I don’t know what she actually was expecting…

Cowboys and Aliens (who happen to resemble steers) ride again, thanks to this latest collaboration with AI.

Another image I made in my AI studio.  I have a collection of hardcover books from the 1800s, and often they are illustrated in this manner.  Here, I wanted to capture the essence of a small child left all by himself in a confusing world.  Go hug your kid.