What lovey legs you have Jerry!
What lovey legs you have Jerry!
I love all of that negative space.Hexabedroom
WomboDream, iColorama
You can “frame” your Dream photos if you use a shape on a dark background as your influence photo. I’ve done a few of these over the past few days that I’d like to post.
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Love it! Who is that reclined damsel? Or do I already know….Hexabedroom
WomboDream, iColorama
You can “frame” your Dream photos if you use a shape on a dark background as your influence photo. I’ve done a few of these over the past few days that I’d like to post.
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She is an actress and dancer that I directed in a play a few years ago. She has given me the ability to use her images somewhat freely, since she’s liked everything I’ve done - so far!Love it! Who is that reclined damsel? Or do I already know….
Amazing.New Lace Sleeve
WomboDream, iColorama
Sometimes, the shape in the influencing image is not a frame, but the shape given to an object. I used a brush stamp in iColorama, shown below, and used the prompt of New Lace Sleeve, one of my favorite Elvis Costello songs. I returned it to iColorama to add the hand.
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The starting shape:
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The brain still works out that it’s a skull. It’s probably more impactful/disturbing than an image of a skull. I love it, particularly those slashes of turquoise.Swamp Decay
WomboDream, iColorama
I used a skull as the base today. WomboDream eliminated most of the definition (eyes, nose, teeth), so I blended the base image back in at low opacity to bring those back. I also blended another Dream swamp image for texture on the plain background.
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You are really making Wombo work for you!Swamp Decay
WomboDream, iColorama
I used a skull as the base today. WomboDream eliminated most of the definition (eyes, nose, teeth), so I blended the base image back in at low opacity to bring those back. I also blended another Dream swamp image for texture on the plain background.
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Chosen as an entry into IOTM-May.Swamp Decay
WomboDream, iColorama
I used a skull as the base today. WomboDream eliminated most of the definition (eyes, nose, teeth), so I blended the base image back in at low opacity to bring those back. I also blended another Dream swamp image for texture on the plain background.
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Thank you!Chosen as an entry into IOTM-May.
If I hadn't been following along with your experiments, I wouldn't have picked out Wombo as one of the ingredients in this image. Very effective.Inspecting the Damage
WomboDream, iColorama, PastelloPro
This was done using the Etching style. Silhouette added in iColorama, color and pastel treatment in PastelloPro.
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These have been very effective, really eye-opening. This last one and the one just before work the best for me.This is the last of my framing/negative-space experiments in WomboDream for now.
WOW!Sanctuary
WomboDream, iColorama, PastelloPro
This is the last of my framing/negative-space experiments in WomboDream for now. I find it to be a very useful technique for toning down the mechanistic AI warping that Wombo has in spades. My conclusion remains the same: WomboDream is infinitely preferable as an intermediary step, using influence images, than as the final result.
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What ted said. These two are even tempting me to have a go at that style.These have been very effective, really eye-opening. This last one and the one just before work the best for me.
Great! I’ve found that most people fall into one of two camps: “Look what WomboDream did when I entered these words! What other words can I use?” and “Look at that garbage! How could you possibly think that is art or even yours?” Very few people are working with it as a single tool as part of their toolbox. I like forcing apps to do what I want.What ted said. These two are even tempting me to have a go at that style.
Well, I’d like to see more in the same vein as those last ones, it’s closer to photography ( I was real useless at art and therefore I cannot appreciate it properly). With these though, it’s much Closer to photography angle. If I have the time and patience, I might give it a spin, the trouble is i get too frustrated sometimes but I won’t know unless I try. Well done again though.Great! I’ve found that most people fall into one of two camps: “Look what WomboDream did when I entered these words! What other words can I use?” and “Look at that garbage! How could you possibly think that is art or even yours?” Very few people are working with it as a single tool as part of their toolbox. I like forcing apps to do what I want.