Author: VR

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In spite of residual covid ennui and returning to my teaching schedule, I have made time over the past week to explore some new directions. Here are three collections drawn from those generations. The...

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I was out with covid for several days, but over last night and this morning I managed to create some new generations around the concepts of psychology and physics. The first collection focuses on...

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Here is a sampling of some of my favorite MJ generations from the past few days. I created a series of characters conceived as fermions and bosons who are dressed for the midsummer ball:...

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As I become more comfortable with the potentials and limitations of Midjourney, I have generated hundreds of images. While it is hard to sample such a fire-hose rush of images, here are some favorites...

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As in my post “Problem with dissimilar actors”, I am basically unable to place discretely dissimilar actors into the same scene. Given that fact, I am concentrating on what I can do—and to that...

Thoughts on prompt execution 032423

After using DALL-E for a few months, I have recently switched mostly to Midjourney and I have noticed some differences in the way the two AIs handle prompt instructions. My approach to generative art...

Introducing Midjourney V5 032223

Midjourney recently upgraded to V5, so after just a few days using V4 I decided to give it a try. It is noticeably more powerful in many ways, capable of yielding impressively photorealistic results....

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After working for months with the generative AI platform DALL-E, I have just begun using Midjourney. This AI has a different workflow and it has a somewhat different look and feel to the images...

Images and variations 022423

I spent quite a bit of time today devoted to a couple of subjects. One centered around the idea of a doorway in space-time through which alternate views of reality might flow. The other...