The viral phenomenon of Niu Lai proved one thing – we will be always curious to see what other humans create! Niu Lai, an animated indie film created by a mother-son duo on a basic computer, was originally called ‘worse than AI homework’ by the critics for the crude 3D models and glitches. But when… Continue reading The power of human context
The AI image generators evolved tremendously over the last couple of years and have been great for surrealist art and hyper-realistic images and graphics, but ask them to build a cohesive, text-heavy infographic, and the results were metaphorically similar to those initial weirdly fingered hands. Gemini Nano Banana tried to fix the text issue, but… Continue reading Infographic Showdown: Gemini 3 Flash Image v/s ChatGPT Images 2.0
One thing I’ve been noticing while doom-scrolling through social apps is how every ad looks perfectly put together. Clean structure, balanced layouts, polished to the point of perfection. At first glance, that sounds like a good thing. But here’s the catch - when everything looks perfect, everything also starts looking the same. There’s barely any… Continue reading Cheapening of perfection and the rise of flaws!
I recently came across a video on social media that has used Midjourney to generate artwork pieces in Dali's style using lyrics from Bohemian Rhapsody as prompts. I thought of doing a similar experiment with prompts on #adobefirefly – if the platform is capable enough to generate such interesting artwork with basic prompts, considering it… Continue reading Something just like this ft. Adobe Firefly and Van Gogh
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