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Surreal September Tip #2: Alternate Artists
The great thing about surrealism is that your inspiration can stem from anyone and anyplace. Using artists/artist modifiers from outside the usual realm of the surreal can infuse an added sense of intricacy, chaos, or subtlety to one's output. Below is a list of 15 artists and their related movements to get going — how will you push your boundaries?
Hilda af Klint
Bill Traylor
Dale Chihuly
Nike Savvas
Yvonne Coomber
Ryoji Ikeda
Ghada Amer
Alex Gray
Eileen Agar
Andy Goldsworthy
Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Adolf Wölfli
William Kurelek
Faith Ringgold
Barbara Takenaga
NOTE: Depending on your model, some artists may not have as much of an influence as other models; I'm using SDXL 1.0 as opposed to Flux Schnell for this reason.
Surreal House Collage in Abstract Style
A hyperrealistic collage shows designs merging into a surreal house exterior. The image features fine details, masterful composition, varied lighting, and strong shadow depth, reminiscent of abstract art.
Created by Queren on Sep 12, 2024 using the SDXL 1.0 AI image generator model.
Creation Settings
- Model
CKPT- Start Image
- Upscale Prompt
- collage of Different Designs converging-flowing to form a [[[surreal house]]] outside view, artwork by Hilda af Klint. Masterful Composition, 4k, HDR, shadow depth
- Creativity
10%
Original Creation Settings
- Text Prompts
- Hyperrealistic_collage of Different Designs converging-flowing to form a [[[surreal house]]] outside view, artwork by Hilda af Klint. Hyperfine detailing, Masterful Composition, varied lighting, 4k, HDR, shadow depthWeight: 1
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
4:3
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
75%
- Refiner Weight
10%
- Sampling method
K_EULER_ANCESTRAL
You can find a collection of artworks that use this prompt + all 15 artists on my profile. It will be pinned there until next Sunday, September 22.