mobile_wallpaper·Mobile WallpaperbyDa Cap’n Intergalactic bedroomView original on lemmy.dbzer0.com80Comments9
ZZero replylemmy.ca3Hide 3 repliesDang. How could you tell? I've found it relatively easy to distinguish when it's "realistic" art but I don't know any techniques for identifying generated "drawings".2
aanomnom replysh.itjust.worksThe details on the walls are all blobby up close, and lettering on the bed sheets is junk too.3
HHalosheep replylemm.eeCheck the detail on some pieces. The text on the blanket, the "lights" on the panel behind the bed. The light fuzziness around circles and straight lines wherever a lot of detail tends to go is usually a good indicator. Most image models will put little details at weird angles or without any clear pattern that a human would've probably overthought and made straight.3
wwebghost0101 replysopuli.xyzSomeone still generated it, some ai generated works result from a very complex creative process with a lot of artist effort going into it. Not this one though, this is minimal effort.-1
Do you know who the artist is?
Looks like there isn't one; it's ai generated.
Dang. How could you tell? I've found it relatively easy to distinguish when it's "realistic" art but I don't know any techniques for identifying generated "drawings".
The details on the walls are all blobby up close, and lettering on the bed sheets is junk too.
Check the detail on some pieces. The text on the blanket, the "lights" on the panel behind the bed.
The light fuzziness around circles and straight lines wherever a lot of detail tends to go is usually a good indicator.
Most image models will put little details at weird angles or without any clear pattern that a human would've probably overthought and made straight.
For me, it's the NASA logo. Looks like shit.
Someone still generated it, some ai generated works result from a very complex creative process with a lot of artist effort going into it.
Not this one though, this is minimal effort.
As a tall person this looks horrendously uncomfortable.
more like Orbital Bedroom