#AI Image Processing

[graphicalartandesign990]

Graphical design principles in ancient Indian art

The Golden Ratio and its prevalence in Indian architecture: The Taj Mahal and other structures demonstrating the principle of perfect proportions.

The influence of symmetry and asymmetry in ancient Indian art: How balance is achieved through both repetition and variation.

Understanding the concept of "rasa" in Indian art: How emotions are expressed through visual elements and color palettes.

Visual Communication

Purpose: To convey information visually rather than through text alone.

Application: Logos, posters, websites, packaging, ads.

Working Principle: Use of imagery, typography, and layout to quickly attract and inform the viewer.

FIRST PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE 👈.

Process Workflow

Brief/Objective – Understand the goal.

Research – Study the target audience, competitors, and theme.

Concept Development – Sketch ideas and layouts.

Design Execution – Create digital or physical artwork.

Feedback & Revision – Refine based on input.

Final Output – Deliver in proper formats (print, web, etc.).

Second Practical Knowledge 👈.

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[quantum-ultima]

Future Trends and Applications of Personalized 3D Banners

At the heart of personalized 3D banners lies image processing, a powerful tool that transforms images into stunning 3D models. Using algorithms and techniques, we can analyze and interpret image data, extracting key features and textures that create realistic and captivating visuals. This process enables us to generate personalized 3D representations of products, logos, and even faces, enhancing brand identity and engagement.

Learn about 3D image processing technique 👈.

This is the process of creating the 3D geometry of your object, character, or environment. Polygonal Modeling: Creating objects using polygons. This is the most common method for hard surface objects and characters. Spline Modeling: Creating shapes based on curves and then defining their thickness or depth. NURBS: For smoother surfaces, often used in automotive and industrial design.

GET FREE DESIGNING TOOLS (FOR STUDENT ONLY) 👈.

IMPORTANT TOOLS AND SOFTWARE FOR DESIGN

Blender: Free, open-source software known for its versatility in modeling, animation, and rendering.

Autodesk Maya: Used widely in animation and visual effects. It excels at polygonal modeling, rigging, and animation.

3ds Max: Similar to Maya but often preferred for architectural visualization and game asset creation.

ZBrush: Specialized in digital sculpting, ideal for creating highly detailed organic models like characters.

Cinema 4D: Great for motion graphics and 3D modeling with a user-friendly interface.

SketchUp: Simple tool used mainly for architectural modeling.

[globosetechnologysolutions1]

Explore the power of image data collection and its role in transforming raw visuals into actionable intelligence.

[krissym72]

Art Showcase: Red and Gold Mountain & Lake Landscape

In a world where art meets innovation, where pixels dance to create breathtaking landscapes, there exists a masterpiece that seamlessly blends the serenity of nature with the brilliance of artificial intelligence. Behold, a captivating watercolor portrayal of a majestic mountain and tranquil lake, adorned with hues of red and gold, brought to life by the ingenuity of AI. Inspired by Nature’s…

[metamorphicmuse]

Testing The Limits

Process explanation...

The new, native image generation in ChatGPT 4o is so far sacrificing "life" for realism. To test this I created an image first in the native generator (left, below) then ran the same prompt in Dall-E 3 (right, below). The trade-offs are obvious, but your mileage may vary. I then asked ChatGPT to enhance certain qualities of the Dall-E image, and got the image (above) as a result. Thoughts?

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8.15.2024 — 6:47pm -> 8:17pm

[bonnibelleangelica]

Look at this stupid motherfucker...

[ink-the-artist]

so somehow it’s the first time I’ve seen your Dogs illustration from May. it’s very very cool and strongly reminds me of AI-generated art — did you use AI to inspire the shapes? or otherwise influence the piece somehow? interested in your process! very cool.

yes! some more directly reference ai images id generated than others lol

[jenfoundabug]

Skippers are so freakin cute 🥰

Burnsius communis (common checkered skipper), Northern California

Blehhh 😛

[ai-girls-are-better]

Taking an art dump.

I was really disappointed with this last batch, many of the backgrounds are really nice but the more complicated the backgrounds get the less likely the girls turn out right, and vice-versa. I was experimenting with long prompts, but the more I ask for the less likely I am to get it. They're so good and so bad at the same time, it makes me happy and sad. Some are... okay... but some are almost laughably bad. That orange slice is the size of a watermelon. ^_^ ...but that pyramid sunset turned out so nice, I'm so conflicted.

[graphicalartandesign990]

A Canvas of Faith: Color in Religious Art

Exploring Color Symbolism in Christianity: Analyze the significance of colors used in Christian iconography, such as red, blue, gold, and white.

Color in Islamic Art: Delve into the use of color in Islamic architecture, calligraphy, and decorative arts, emphasizing the prevalence of geometric patterns and vibrant hues.

The Importance of Color in Buddhist Art: Explore the use of color in Buddhist mandalas and imagery, revealing their connection to chakras and enlightenment.

Visual Communication

Purpose: To convey information visually rather than through text alone.

Application: Logos, posters, websites, packaging, ads.

Working Principle: Use of imagery, typography, and layout to quickly attract and inform the viewer.

FIRST PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE 👈.

Medium and Tools

Digital: Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator), Sketch, Figma, etc.

Traditional: Pencils, paints, inks, and physical media.

Hybrid: A combination of both, often starting with sketches and ending in digital.

Second Practical Knowledge 👈.

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[quantum-ultima]

Image processing for personalized 3D banners

Imagine crafting 3D banners that are truly unique to each customer. This video explores how image processing techniques can be used to create personalized 3D banner designs that are both visually stunning and impactful.

Learn about 3D image processing technique 👈.

This is the process of creating the 3D geometry of your object, character, or environment. Polygonal Modeling: Creating objects using polygons. This is the most common method for hard surface objects and characters. Spline Modeling: Creating shapes based on curves and then defining their thickness or depth. NURBS: For smoother surfaces, often used in automotive and industrial design.

GET FREE DESIGNING TOOLS (FOR STUDENT ONLY) 👈.

IMPORTANT TOOLS AND SOFTWARE FOR DESIGN

Blender: Free, open-source software known for its versatility in modeling, animation, and rendering.

Autodesk Maya: Used widely in animation and visual effects. It excels at polygonal modeling, rigging, and animation.

3ds Max: Similar to Maya but often preferred for architectural visualization and game asset creation.

ZBrush: Specialized in digital sculpting, ideal for creating highly detailed organic models like characters.

Cinema 4D: Great for motion graphics and 3D modeling with a user-friendly interface.

SketchUp: Simple tool used mainly for architectural modeling.

[globosetechnologysolutions1]

Explore the power of image data collection and its role in transforming raw visuals into actionable intelligence. Learn how AI and machine learning are revolutionizing industries, from healthcare to autonomous vehicles, and shaping a smarter, data-driven future.

[krissym72]

How Can You Extend an Image with AI?

[wolfchans]

woa the program truly worked a miracle there

[metamorphicmuse]

Queer Emotionality as Form

This body of work reimagines post-impressionist expression not as nostalgic style but as a living, queer emotional language.

Rather than illustrating gay relationships through narrative scenes, these paintings embody the emotional architectures — yearning, rupture, tenderness, euphoria — that shape queer life. Emotion is treated not as theme or subject but as material: brushstroke, color, rhythm.

Queerness in this work is not located only in subject matter (two men in intimacy) but in the very structure of the paintings:

Fluid boundaries between figures and environment reflect relationality over rigid identity.

Luminous, symbolic palettes (pink, gold, silver, deep shadow) break from naturalism to celebrate emotional truth.

Non-linear emotional phases resist traditional narrative arcs, mapping queer experience as a cycle of struggle, healing, and liberation.

By centering emotional visibility, chosen connection, and the refusal of fixed form, the work queers expressive painting itself — expanding it into a space where feeling is not illustrated but inhabited.

In this world, as in queer life, emotion is the medium.