Alphabet to sketch(up)
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< I do not know even one French word!
No problem there are only 1 000 sketches!
It's a support of imagination for imagine architecture from a simple drawing!
I notice this one because it's exactly your process!
"the alphabet as it is an abstract form between pure abstraction and real-life geometry"I have modelized hundred of them with Moi3D for the fun but the author don't want that i publish them!
h..Yep tittles are in French
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Try the Free https://lexica.art and press the "Generate" button!
Input your Alphabet (rendered or not) and explore the infinite possibilities!
Advantage of Leica : result in a second, very smart UI and keep all your try on an unique vertical page during the session!
make also a zoom out by automatic OutPainting!
Architectures inside Leica.art from cute rabbits (made by the free Wombo)
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So NightCafé can take over (free if you make one by one image)
1 credit for 4 images (you have 5 new credits each days!
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It is getting amazing, Pilou. As you said it seems that AI does not like curves. In fact, as it's "unusual" to have two semi-circle curves in a vertical position as in the letter "B", it iteratively removes those forms. It seems that it could turn into research on what "AI" is or is not capable of.
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OK guys, educate me. What are you referring to/mean with the ter “alphabet”. I am feeling kind of dumb (maybe it is my age setting in
).BTW: I installed Krita and BforArtists and am trying to learn how to use the. Yes, I know BforArtists is just s different UI for Blender but I do need to learn how to use it correctly. Krita really looks interesting but is going to takes some time to learn (I think) but it looks pretty powerful to me. I have watched a couple of tutorials and did some reading so far. Any tips would be appreciated.
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@ntxdave;
I think the problem roots in my English. I meant "Letters" (instead of the alphabet). I use the letters as a source of inspiration to produce forms. Then Pilou suggested use of AI image generators, that is kind of amazing but far from my intention. I am intended to make the audience to actively produce forms, from "letters" and I have done some as samples. I think when you observe your let me say watch, actively for 10 min, you will remember much much more compared to short glances for a year. This is the power of being active observer. So generating form is not what I am into. I am into active creativity and form generation.
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<< the letter "B", it iteratively removes those forms
It's just question of regulates influence of the start image!
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So,
Maybe I must change the topics?
Any clue? what I have done is roughly 160 sketches + 80 pages of letters "designed" ( not all by me). -
<< although is not my cup of tea.
I can understand that : you have not the complete mastering of the creation!Maybe like this : Alphabet to sketch(up;)
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OK guys - I finally get it. DUH - I am pretty dense. I, now, fully understand the influence of the alphabet being the inspiration for designs. Pilou, those are some wild/good images you shared.
Majid, I appreciate what you have shared and hope it will lead me down a more artistic and creative path.
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@ntxdave; AS a native speaker, may I ask you please your suggested title for this topic or my book? It is much appreciated if helping me with disambiguation, please.
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I think the title you used on the Twilight Render forum (Alphabet Inspired Sketches) is right on.
Again, I feel kind of silly not understanding/getting what you were saying in the title of this thread but the other title is spot on IMO. I am also surprised that more people did not respond.
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Thank you Dave for your contribution. It helps me to rectify the title of my "prospect e-book"! You did a great job as I think many wouldn't understand the content if I do not correct the title!
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Glad my stupidity could help.
It will be interesting to see what your book is about.BTW, I am trying to learn Krita. It looks like a good piece of software and I have watched several videos. I am struggling a little with the brushes and the way layers work. It is a little hard to watch the videos and remember everything or to pause and flip between the videos and the application. Any recommendations?
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I am pretty sure you are smart. It was my fault that made it complicated and as you mentioned the topic on the twilight forum suits better.
Krita was a nightmare for me for the first two weeks. Then I slowly got familiar with it and rushes. The brush system is wonderful but I suggest not getting into it first. I started with very simple drills and tried to master the basics and tools. I use it as an image editor and also a digital painting tool. I have already shared what I have done using Krita. -
What tools do you use (mouse, Wacom tablet, or others)?
Do you have any suggested courses/videos?
I have some basic problems:
- I am not a very good artist but I like to try
- Sometimes (sometimes often) I cannot get any good ideas (probably related to the previous comment)
- I would like to be able to combine things/thoughts like people like you and Pilou
- Lastly, I sometimes do not have enough patience in the learning process (maybe it is an aging problem )
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Krita is a gaz engine!
i can't advice about 2D Drawing prog (i use only a 23 years prog (PhotoImpact 6)
A miracle that it works always!
Very very sufficient for anything! It can even make website!
All other 2D progs for the fun of research : Free Verve, Vervette online, Project Dogwaffle Particle (for its particles), Sketchbook for classic drawing, Sisley a Fotosketcher light for modify an image, ...
3 Rabbit are free Wombo
Abstract: Sysley of course all that is infinite!
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It seems that Pilou has a bunch of mazing offers...! Thanks for sharing.
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Yep and they have just one year existing!
The speedy progress is terrifying!
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