Enhance your Midjourney images with the power of Dehancer Film. Discover how adding film grain, using customizable presets, and applying thoughtful edits can transform AI-generated art into unique fine art pieces. Learn how to push creative boundaries, explore the Dehancer toolkit, and make each image truly yours with personalized, artistic adjustments.

"Your Hate Moves Me" by Craig Boehman is a provocative series blending street photography and AI, challenging misconceptions about technology in art. Rooted in defiance, it questions the authenticity debate, showcasing AI as a powerful tool for creativity. This work highlights the synergy between human innovation and artificial intelligence, pushing the boundaries of contemporary art.

Testing the U.S. Copyright Office's stance on AI art, I attempted to copyright my AI-generated artwork, "Mountain Dancer II." Despite thorough documentation and creative input, the application was denied, highlighting inconsistencies in copyright standards. Discover the challenges and insights from this journey into the evolving landscape of AI and copyright law.

Discover Ai²CM, Craig Boehman's innovative new series blending Artificial Intelligence and Intentional Camera Movement. This project explores the dynamic interplay between AI and ICM, creating a harmonious and discordant symbiosis. Through unique artistic techniques, Ai²CM delves into humanity's interaction with evolving technologies, showcasing the tension and synergy in contemporary art. Stay tuned for more details on this captivating series.

Explore Craig Boehman's venture into fine art with "Desolation," where street photography meets the innovative realms of Generative AI. Witness a fusion that challenges traditional boundaries, blending real-life captures with imaginative AI elements to craft Impressionist-inspired prints that redefine creativity in the digital age.

Was artificial intelligence and art a mistake? The question is posed to you in the past tense because to be asking this question like nothing has happened yet would be missing the point entirely: artists and non-artists alike have been experimenting with AI art generated from text prompts for several months now on platforms like Dall-E 2 and Midjourney. The question itself seems rather meaningless to those of us who’ve already indulged. And my message to my audience is that the question has already been answered by tens of thousands of people — likely to be by the millions soon enough — before the rest of the world can wrap their collective heads around it.

I’ve been experimenting with several of the AI platforms, attempting to learn all that I can about how the systems work and how to produce the best images from the prompts that I provide. My favorite platform is Midjourney, which is what I used to create the images for this poem.