A blog related to original AI artworks. I make AI artworks using coined words and emoji as prompts.

What AI Likes: Collage

Collage is often drawn when AI is given a “weak” theme. When one image does not have enough power to unify the entire screen, it seems to divide the screen and draw. As a method of division, there are cases where it is neatly divided into 4, 9, etc. rectangular areas, but it is more like a rectangle There are various cases, such as dividing into free shapes and dividing into indeterminate areas.

I didn't save the image because simple 4- and 9-divisions are not very interesting. Here is a slightly more complicated split example. First, an example of a relatively orderly division.

There are some things that are slightly out of alignment, such as the following.

Some of these, especially the last one, are said to be collages made by layering images with borders originally. can be interpreted. If you give a pictogram (🖼) or “painting” as part of the prompt, I often arrange pictures in frames.

The following image is an example of a more random arrangement of images.

When the image looks like this, there is no longer a clear boundary.

If it collapses further, you will no longer be able to tell whether it is a collage or not.

These can still be estimated for each individual image, but if the image is further disturbed, the original image can no longer be estimated. It can be considered that it becomes impossible to estimate. It seems that the following images were probably created in this way.