Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot from you today. I also got an idea.Can I use soft pastels or soft chalk pastels instead of oil paint.What do you recommend? Thanks again.
I'm not really sure of the point of this (or any) generative AI tool. It's not useful for planning out paintings - why not just plan paintings the regular way?
I find this tool helpful if you are the type of artist that goes out and takes your own photos that they plan to use as reference photos for a painting. If you get stuck or not sure how to approach an element in the painting... this tool can give you some ideas or inspiration.
@@WildCreates Gotcha! Some people might find this useful. I personally don't find generative AI helpful with the creation process (I take a lot of photo reference as well), but I also have different experiences and preferences. Something I *do* find really helpful (and you are probably familiar with) are simple tools like blur or black/white filters. It can really help narrow down values of an otherwise complicated reference, and it's much easier/cheaper to use than an AI action. (Cheaper, meaning you don't need an Adobe ecosystem to utilize them! Most smartphones have these filters and they're really great for artists on a budget). If you haven't already, I'm sure my fellow viewers would love you to go over these features! "Value does all the work, and color gets the credit," right? :)
I enjoy showing people tools that can help them be a better artist or ease them into certain parts. Personally for me, I always struggle with foreground elements. So having a tool like this helps me with ideas to brainstorm or just see what is a possibility. I do use photo filters all the time - They are great tools and you are right... the best part is price... FREE :)
