-: All right, let's talk about style modifiers.
So this is basic stuff, right?
This is what you'll see almost everyone doing,
which is you have a subject of an image.
This is the Golden Gate Bridge,
and this is the base thing
that comes back when you just type in Golden Gate Bridge,
but you want to kind of modify it for different styles.
And if you know what the different artist styles look like
or the different art movements are,
you can get some really interesting results in
the blink of an eye.
So that's the Golden Gate Bridge.
And this is the Golden Gate Bridge by Van Gogh.
So if you really like Van Gogh
and you like his style, I mean, look at this kind of
a little bit like starry night,
and that looks awesome, right?
And you didn't have to tell it really anything other than
by Van Gogh.
The Golden Goat Bridge looks completely different
when you look at it by Salvador Dali, right?
Look how surrealist and weird that looks. (chuckles)
Pretty interesting.
And you know, it doesn't have to be an artist.
So you can say Golden Gate Bridge
in the style of surrealism, right?
And you're gonna get kind of similar results
as what you got here with Salvador Dali,
although not exactly the same
because Dali was just one of the surrealist artists.
And then here you have Picasso
and this, you know, Picasso's style
looks a little bit different.
This is, you know, I think closest to him.
Pretty cool stuff.
And then we have our surrealism one generating here.
This is where an art history degree actually comes in
a lot of use.
If you know how, what the different art movements are
or what their characteristics are, you can get some
pretty interesting stuff here.
Here we go, so this is surrealism.
I really like this, kind of interesting.
And you know, it's different from the Dali example
that we had before.
Cool, okay, yeah, and this is really the basics of
image generation.
It's what everyone is doing.
You don't have to do it in style of an artist or a movement.
You can actually do it in style of a video game
or a movie as well.
So have fun, experiment with this
and see what you come up with.