I recently was invited to participate in the beta testing of Adobe Firefly, a generative imaging tool, and I have been experimenting with it for the past few weeks.
One of my favorite Firefly creations so far is a fictional character I call Steam Punk Bad Bunny. The prompts generated a series of “bunny” characters, ranging from very friendly looking to demonic or possessed looking bunnies, and I was immediately drawn to the steam punk aesthetic that emerged from the algorithmic suggestions.
The creative process with generative tools is both exciting and challenging. On one hand, there is a sense of liberation that comes from relinquishing control and allowing the algorithms to generate unexpected ideas and imagery. On the other hand, it requires a certain level of skill and intuition to curate and refine the output in order to achieve a coherent and aesthetically pleasing result.
Using technology like Adobe Firefly beta has opened up a whole new creative space that did not exist just months ago. The ability to generate images with a simple text prompt is not only exciting, but also challenging. It’s a new way of thinking about art creation and how we can use technology to push the boundaries of traditional art forms.
I’m pleased to share a gallery of some of my favorite Steam Punk Bad Bunny images with you today. To see more, be sure to follow the digitalsouls1 Instagram feed.
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With Aloha,
H-Ray Heine
Artist, philosopher, social impact entrepreneur. Editor of DIGITALSOULS.COM.
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