This is made from a picture of the flowers blooming early in our yard and a drawing of a fairy that I did on top of the original photo before knitting it all together with the AI Mirror program that digitally turns everything into a uniform painting.
This is done from an old yearbook photo of a former student and the alley cat that often prowls our backyard looking over her shoulder. Viviana will never recognize herself here, either because it wasn’t her picture I chose to draw, or because I am pretty bad at doing portraits that look like the person. I won’t tell you which, if any, is true.
Years ago the green-eyed girl on the cover of National Geographic Magazine became a well-known and well-loved iconic image. Here I have turned her into a blue-eyed girl who looks nothing like the original. Well, I got the clothing to look very similar.
This is an anime-style picture of a girl who was singing on Instagram. When you use the AI program to edit it, you have to often go back and re-edit it to correct things like where the AI fails to interpret the hands the way you originally drew them. I actually went back and fixed the fingers on her left hand, but then I made the mistake of downloading the previous version, retaining the AI finger flubs. She still has her cat claws. The shadow on the thumb still looks wrong even in my corrected version.
Catch a Falling Star 