Some info about this piece. No planning went into this beforehand. The idea arose out of my frustration with trying to think of an idea, and the onslaught of AI generated art that's been happening. After days of staring at an almost blank canvas and trying to get working on something I grabbed some paper, painted 2 eyes, ripped them out and stuck them on the board. After that the pieces literally started falling in place, haha. About half way though it got harder and I then needed to make decisions. In fact one of those was a bad decision, and you can see where I painted over it around the girls hips. The name, 100% A.I., is meant to be ironic. While AI art might look cool, for now it can't do anything like this. The alternate title for this was Futureproof, but I prefer irony.

100% A.I.
Acrylics on paper and hardboard
18"x24"

This is a paint over of the Queen of the Forest painting. At first I embraced the fad of AI art, but quickly changed my mind and decided to move away from incorporating it into my work. It will be interesting to see where it goes in next few years.

Moon Witch
20" x 24"
Acrylic on canvas board

Queen of the Forest
22" x 28"
Acrylic on board

18" x 24"
Acrylic on board
Prints available at InPrnt.

I've been thoroughly enjoying the surprising creations the A.I. image renderer Midjourney creates. So much so that I've begun creating real paintings (with actual paint on a surface) based on the images I make with the A.I. Here are 3 examples I did recently. Originals are available in the store.