Now, Pieter Bruegel died in 1569 and, as far as I am aware, motorcycles had not been invented by then. So, I asked the Artificial Intelligence engine, Stable Diffusion, to imagine what Pieter Bruegel might have painted had he known that motorcycles would be invented in 1885. And so, here below is the Artificial Intelligence generated Bruegel painting (not really) including what Bruegel (spinning in his grave) might have imagined. Here they are:
My apologies to art lovers everywhere. I thought it would be fun to ask the Artificial Intelligence image creating engine, Stable Diffusion, to create images in the style of the artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder but also based on my text inputs: i.e: ‘Angry Lady’ or. ‘Large Man’ and see what the AI engine spat out. The results (below) will, I’m sure, have Mr Bruegel spinning in his grave (but oh, what good fun).
I’ve reprocessed (is that a word?) this image – an old favourite
Another image bites the dust after being ravaged by the Photoshop Neural Filter. It is cruelty on an epic scale. This image has been well and truly brutalised. Further abuse has been applied to this image using a symmetry filter. My cruelty towards images knows no bounds. Lovers of fine art everywhere, feel free to weep. NFT anyone?
A spot of symmetry mischief to round off the evening…
Even more balls!
One of the very brave and highly inspirational women who, during World War 2, flew newly built aircraft from the factories to airfields around the UK. They flew without radios or any armaments. They flew many types of different aircraft with minimal training. Exceptional pilots.
Now that’s what I call a chicken!
Dawn breaking over Banff, Scotland. Moody sky this morning
Image inspired by John in Nevada who does interesting things with his images.
An old favourite reworked…
Done, of course, in the best possible taste!!! Every home should have one!
Even aliens need underwear…(I really should get a proper job)
The Alien Underwear
The Alien Eyes
The Alien Engine
The Eyes Have It!
Previous Mystery Women: (18) (17) (16) (15)Â (14)Â (13)Â (12)Â (11)Â (10)Â (9)Â (8)Â (7)Â (6) (5) (4) (3) (2) (1) or see all Mystery Women here.
Mystery Woman (19)
The Harrier (2)
The Avro Lancaster
The Reds (2)
The Cockpit and Mask
Mystery Woman (18)
The Aircraft Museum
Okay, no more tomfoolery today with Reflector after this image
The Space Monster’s Mask
Work this one out if you can!
The Puzzle
The Naughty Graffiti
The Artist
The Strange Face (Graffiti)
A thing of beauty is a joy forever (sorry Mr Keats)…
The General Electric Distribution Box
Have been making strange spooky backgrounds with Amberlight.
Amberlight
The Engine (kind of arty)
The Leaves
The Woman Who Paints
Stay tuned for Mystery Woman (4)!
The Mystery Woman (3)
The Moment of Pleasure
The Beautiful Immigrant
The Lovers
The Laugh
The Man
The Woman
The Blur Girl (2)
The Fright
The Blur Woman
The Musical Fingers
The infatuation with gears continues…..
The Gears (Oh no not more gears!)
Small bits of ice cling to the reeds and turn into sparkling ice jewels.
The Ice Jewels
After the Brexit vote in my own country, the American elections and the forthcoming elections in Europe, I was searching for an image which best summed up our systems of democracy. Here it is. Â The Democracy Tree. Â Well and truly broken.
The Democracy Tree
I’m really enjoying Cathy Callan’s artwork.
Cathy’s site is here:http://cathycallan.com/artist.htm
Cathy Callan
The Girl
Really enjoying the art of Leonid Afremov here.
By Leonid Afremov
The Naked Divers
What happens when your run a seemingly boring image through Photoshop, Topaz Labs Simplify and FX Photo Studio (the original image below). Â I create a lot of my backgrounds this way. All done in about 5 minutes. Â Two images if you are viewing on Reader.
The Flakey Paint
The Flakey Paint Original
The Rusty Nuts
The Boys in the Band
The Sound Man
The Whisky Shop
A wall in Amsterdam…
Up Against the Wall by The Photo Nomad
The Actors by the Photo Nomad
The Boys in the Band by The Photo Nomad
Pratt’s Hotel by The Photo Nomad