I mostly just play around with the free version of nightcafe.
It tries to stay away from gory too. So I have to trick it. Like if for some reason I wanted s corpse covered in blood, it won’t work. I have to keep playing around with things like human looking robot with realistic synthetic skin that is ripped and torn revealing white metal and leaking red oil. I just mess around with it forms few moments for fun though.
ha I am in the same boat with much of that, Richard.
I don’t see much of the beauty or meaning in much art these days.
But I feel like AI at least is usually compositionally beautiful and awe-striking. And if we partner it with scripture to expand our imagination of what the scripture might be describing, or how it could be extended to other contexts in order to give us new perspectives on old scriptures, we can evaluate how well it does that! And if it does it well, then we can say it is good for its purpose!
…whether it has a soul in it or not It doesn’t really play the same role as a lot of other hand-made art does, I guess.
True, it does use lots of other images to start from, and after thinking about it, I realized that’s what human artists do too. The creation of us artists are usually new combos of elements of the images that influenced us.
I wonder if we can be inspired by the Holy Spirit to see something we have never fathomed before? I suppose we could!! Perhaps then that art would be valuable for that!