The Self Portrait by Nanothect
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Description
Original idea for a Robot is a Bryce render I did in 2006.
PhotoStudio 2.0, AI Dall-E-3, Irfanview. I used PS2 to place the text at the bottom of the portrait. :-)
Prompt:
An art piece depicting a self-portrait in the style of a robotic T800, placed on an artist's table in an isometric view, with a robotic T800-style hand clutching a pencil, captured as if through a Kodak 400 Gold 50mm lens in 8K resolution, boasting detailed, photorealistic, and incredibly intricate detail.
Comments (10)
bob4artist
Nice take on the concept. - Bob
Nanothect
Thanks Bob, really nice of you to say...I was so impressed by your original 'image of a artist working on a art piece, Escher style' I just had to throw in a couple of pending ideas. :-)
gavincas93
hail to your new gods
ladylake Online Now!
Creative idea.
Nanothect
Thanks for that Lyla, as I said to Bob just messing with a couple of ideas. :-)
Byrdie
Interestingly creative piece. :-)
Nanothect
Very kind of you to say so Byrdie. :-)
JoeJarrah
amazing
Nanothect
Many thanks for your positive comment Joe. :-)
uncollared
Awesome
Nanothect
Cheers David, and thanks for dropping by. :-)
chrysaor
Seems the perfect Answer to Bob! Great View!
Nanothect
Thanks, and I appreciate the comment. :-)
JohnnyM
Awesome art work as always Nanotheck! I like the look of this one and it serves as a perfect example of how AI can help to create the art work of the future in the present. :-)
Nanothect
Hey Johnny, thanks as always for calling, really appreciate the input. :-)
SydneyKeys
I think I'd be more interested in seeing a portrait of what the robot imagines it would like to look like.
Nanothect
Hmm, now that is an interesting idea...thanks for that! :-)