Edit: I get "Persephone" vibes from her, was that something you intended?
This might sound weird, but I love this form of art because it feels like the "perfected", human version of all the weird attempts by people to get GPT to make art like this.
I never felt it this strongly when I saw AI-paintings, but her face in this portrait seems to glow when I look at her. I love it, and she looks unbelievably cute. Idk why, but I feel like the slight disdain or "aloofness" in her expression might be doing it for me. It's these smaller details that only seem to come through with good, "normal" art-styles and I'm really happy when people make modern digital renditions of very "classically appealing" stuff.
Another point I like (which might come out wrong) is that I like the "flatness" of this picture, makes her seem a lot more like a digital poster-esque interpretation of "quasi-3D" realistic classical painting styles. Something about that aesthetic feels chic to me, and I dig it.
The only thing that feels a bit "off" is some of the facial proportions, specifically her one ear looks a bit "lopsided", i.e a bit too wide at the top. That, and a few outlines stuck out to me, but overall, it sucks me in and makes me feel her charm/aura intensely, so I love it.
SamJakes t1_j9xjxji wrote
Reply to September’s Daughter, me, digital, 2023 by stormhellion
Edit: I get "Persephone" vibes from her, was that something you intended?
This might sound weird, but I love this form of art because it feels like the "perfected", human version of all the weird attempts by people to get GPT to make art like this.
I never felt it this strongly when I saw AI-paintings, but her face in this portrait seems to glow when I look at her. I love it, and she looks unbelievably cute. Idk why, but I feel like the slight disdain or "aloofness" in her expression might be doing it for me. It's these smaller details that only seem to come through with good, "normal" art-styles and I'm really happy when people make modern digital renditions of very "classically appealing" stuff.
Another point I like (which might come out wrong) is that I like the "flatness" of this picture, makes her seem a lot more like a digital poster-esque interpretation of "quasi-3D" realistic classical painting styles. Something about that aesthetic feels chic to me, and I dig it.
The only thing that feels a bit "off" is some of the facial proportions, specifically her one ear looks a bit "lopsided", i.e a bit too wide at the top. That, and a few outlines stuck out to me, but overall, it sucks me in and makes me feel her charm/aura intensely, so I love it.