#photoshopbeta

Wenn Typografie glänzt. ✨ Der nächste Buchstabe in meiner KI-Alphabet-Reihe, ein cremiges „X“ aus Kondensmilch, gerendert in Photoshop mit Nano Banana. 

The power of AI never ceases to amaze me. You'd think I'd be over it by now but I'm really not haha.

So for this one, I wanted to sort out the composition. It was a windy day, so the branch was swaying so trying to get a proper composition was a bit of a nightmare.

If you're familiar with the generative fill feature in Photoshop Beta, you'll know how mind blowing it is. All I did was expand the canvas, draw a marquee and then I asked Photoshop to generative some more of the photo. And it did, you can't even see the seams. I then used the remove tool to get rid of some stray leaves, and then I used curves for some adjustments.

It took me about 10 minutes to sort this photo out. I could have done it manually but it would have taken me three times as long.

This series almost seems interrupted by its very centre-point. In a way it’s now dated. The tool itself, outdated. Adobe Photoshop’s AI Beta has been put out in the world. Tested. Adored. Now, leaving its predecessor Content-Aware Fill obsolete. Unworkable. Replaced. Such is the way of technology. Constantly iterating and leaving a path of dead (tech) bodies.

Using Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill (Edit>Content-Aware Fill).

CONTENT-AWARE FILL IMG_7042

[DIGITAL ARTWORK, 2023]

‘Bespoke imagery, rasterised, sampled, scaled, repeated and replaced by Adobe Photoshop’s Content-Aware AI tool.’

IMAGE SOURCE: ‘IMG_7042HEIC’ of a burning incense stick taken at my flat.

TYPEFACES: ‘Kern Condensed Medium’ by @pizzatypefaces.