#Artwork optimization

[clockworkreapers]

gangs all here at least, himbo supreme, sweet "normal" lady, totally sane terminal insomniac and their police officer baby sitter. tftgs vol3

[thenmichael]

Obligatory Majoras Mask art

[krispshep]

their relationship is something special

[beard-lovers-refuge]

Some old LU champion AU redesigns/work I had

The order of these pictures are the general (though not definitive) order of freeing the LU champions

[dutchs-blog]

Halloween Dreams Ai Genarated

[daffodyl2006]

💚🩵𝑶𝒑𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒎 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒊𝒍𝒍 🩵💚

“𝙿𝚎𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚖 𝚘𝚏 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝙸𝚗𝚝𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚎𝚌𝚝, 𝙾𝚙𝚝𝚒𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚖 𝚘𝚏 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚆𝚒𝚕𝚕”

[bublinko]

Dua Lipa - Handlebars

[grunchiecat]

grunchie’s wearing the blanket his mom made for him and being an optimist. i guess his time at the philosophy factory hasn’t been all bad. (it’s his day off)

[dieversa]

“Her green mind made the world around her green.”

Wallace Stevens, De la simple existencia: Antología Poética

🌱🌿🍃

[ctartworld]

"Vertigo" 🌀

An artwork for Dua Lipa's "Radical Optimism"💿🌊

What's your favorite song in the album?🤔

(2024)🎨

[solarpunkecobarbie]

Casa Mythica

My dream home, rendered in AI — but pulled from my soul.

This is Casa Mythica: a solarpunk-biopunk fairy cottage designed for a post-capitalist world still full of beauty.

It blends Irish folk modernism, Maye Ruiz-style Mexican maximalism, stained glass sci-fi, and little girl’s lost imagination

It’s sunset color theory, food forest logic, and intergenerational magic made architectural.

Call it what you want:

• Fairy Grandma Futurism/ Emotional Mythical Futurist Colorimetry

• Decolonized Cottagecore and Surrealist Homesteading

• Botanical Punk Systems Aesthetic

• Soft Biopunk Dream Fae Infrastructure

• The recovered imagination archive of the dreaming daughters they tried to box into submission

I call it home. I call it resistance. I call it a spell.

Rendered with AI but rooted in memory, grief, joy, and everything I was told not to imagine.

#solarpunk #biopunk #fairycottagecore #aiart #dreamhome #postcapitalistdreams #casamythica #mythicmodernism #sunsetmaximalism #altaregoarchive #solarwitchstyle #cozyapocalypse #generativeaesthetic

[literaryxbones]

How to Avoid Generative AI In Your Search Browser

I've seen countless people complain about generative AI in their search results. Whether it's google images, a sketchy website using CHATGPT, or a fake artist trying to scam you out of money, generative AI is unfortunately everywhere. Before I reveal my methods of banishing AI to the shadow realm, let's go over the basics.

Not everyone is familiar with tech terminology, or how AI actually functions.

What's the difference between AI and generative AI?

AI has been used for decades in programming, technology, and social media. AI used to be reserved algorithms and code, but now it's being used to generate content (texts, websites, images etc.) That's where the term generative AI comes from.

Why is generative AI bad?

Generative AI collects available data, stores it, and uses all of it to form sentences, a picture, or whatever else you want it to make. The problem is, this user data is taken without consent to train AI models.

A machine heavily references human input, using any combination of it to come out with the final product. AI can and does steal creatives work. It can't come up with anything original on its own.

Businesses, scammers, and reposters use AI-created content to profit off of internet content with NO EFFORT. Feeds hosting AI drive regular people away from seeing and engaging with something a person spent time making. That means that any person creating content on the internet is now losing money due to the AI's widespread acceptance.

The last issue I want to quickly touch on is that AI isn't always right. It does not understand whether the information that it's scalping is even factual. Generative AI interprets prompt keywords, not nuance or conversation. Even if an AI references a source, it may spit out irrelevant info or only highlight a piece of original text, leaving out a bigger picture.

How to Avoid AI:

Method 1: "Enter before:2021" after your search query. This is especially helpful in Google Images.

Method 2: Use "-ai" after you search. This only works for content tagged as AI, or that mentions it's AI generated.

Method 3: Avoid sketchy looking websites filled with lots of ads, buggy articles, and a choppy writing flow. Only read articles, journals, and publications from established websites that are known to hire human writers.

Those are my tried-and-true methods! In my experience, the before: command is the most reliable. I may make a post like this for AI content on social media, including Tumblr, once I figure out how to avoid seeing it on platforms.

[dutchs-blog]

Creepy Ai Genarated Clip

[jaleleddinebenghozzia-art]

"Spring is here. All things seem possible now!"

Watercolor painting by jaleledineart.

#art #dailyart #artwork #jaleledineart #drawing #watercolor #spring #optimism

[bublinko]

Dua Lipa - Favorite Problem

[aurosoulart]

hello! i wanted to say i absolutely ADORE your art style, and in regards to your 'the world has been changed' piece - if it's okay to ask - i'm so curious about how you did those small rainbow lights at the bottom! is there a method or any advice/tricks you could spare? it's a small detail but i'm absolutely captivated by it

thank you so much!! 💖💖😭 it's a Clip Studio brush called Real Prism! I think I also used Prism Pens as well

for non Clip Studio users, similar light prism effects could probably be found in other brush packs or in stock texture images. brush effects and textures are your friends! just make sure to check usage rights when using any outside assets. 👍