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I especially like the ones that transform casual drawings into something far more complex.
That’s probably because even my best attempts at drawing real-life look surreally abstract at best.
That’s why I was keen to play with Deep Image Drawing to Image feature.
It promises to transform your amateur doodles into full-fledged, AI-rendered art.
My attempts at even simple doodles were dreadful.
She obliged, and then I set out to test what the AI could do with them.
She did a great job with my request for limited lines.
The AI result was pretty good.
The meadow looked lovely and fun to hang out in as well.
But, for total transparency, I should say both doodles I tested had some teething trouble.
That may have been because of my description and the drawing, of course.
Still, it’s worth seeing what the AI’s first attempt at making that image looked like.
The result was the terrifying creature below.
Theres something delightful about watching a machine see a vision far more complex than a few simple lines suggest.
It’s like sketching for thirty seconds and handing it off to an amazingly talented computer artist.
Then, turn it around in as long as it took you to make the doodle.
The doodles I uploaded were not elaborate.
They were fast, simple, one-shot sketches.
But because I paired them with a short text prompt, the AI knew where to take it.
The text tells the AI what you meant; the sketch tells it where things go.
