The Art of Hotrod/Custom using A.I.

...Looks like the Engineers are up to something faaast!!!

Unedited AI Image...of my request

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...custom-using-a-i.1305494/page-3#post-15089109

Unedited AI image...nice composition, I did this for Spooky's story...there was a Falcon/Comet Wagon in it...with a bit of editing this image could be improved...

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Unedited AI image of my request...I was asking for a Mild Custom 1951 Chevrolet Fleetline...I like this but definitely not a Fleetline and I went through a series of image's without a real passable Fleetline...It has in other requests did a Fleetline but Vintage Cars remain challenging for AI and for us that know our old stuff we can see the difference from a real Artists perspective...still admirable though for 4 images pumped out in less than a minute...

A bit of editing would improve this for sure...

Again it's funny how text is sometimes correct and other times quite foreign...

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...All the Newbies at the Drive In watching old cars on the screen at the Drive in and little do they know there's a Hotrod lurking in the aisles...

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Hey @Stogy and @jimmy six
Just a little help as a point of clarification, to those that may not know what a real Spartan Executive looks like, here are a few shots of a real Spartan Executive, that I photographed at Oshkosh a few years back.

 

Thanks Dennis...
AI interprets and I am amazed but comforted it would generally need some editing to get a pass...I do see similarities both in it and the Hudson, both also had polished skins and two props

-this was my written prompt;

create an 3/4 angle watercolor of a valley custom 39 lincoln zephyr coupe parked near a vintage mid 30s polished hudson aircraft at dusk...

Jimmy Six mentioned it looking like a Sparton and in several ways it does...I like firing it requests and to date it really doesn't deliver much you ask for without some unpredicable outcomes some being quite laughable...Certain vehicles do come out much better than others though and I do appreciate how well it does other times, it may eliminate Artists in the near future job market but I see it more as an adjustment in labor there is plenty of editing still required by Graphic Artists if one is serious about getting things correct. Because there's just some things...

That said I like that image and did the repair and got its missing prop blade on...and edited the car a bit too...