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It's clear that the AI-generated "X-Men" images are directly influenced by their comic and animated counterparts. While they still retain their classic visual identity, their suits also take cues from more contemporary superhero fare. For fans of the "X-Men" franchise, seeing these designs must be a treat, as a majority of the live-action "X-Men" films have shied away from costumes that are in line with tradition.  The first "X-Men" film from 2000 didn't feature the team's iconic yellow and black suits,…

“An artist friend of mine got me an AI-generated painting as a gift. I can see she tried to personalize the concept, and it’s nicely framed, but part of me still feels a little cheated. Is that fair?”—No ReturnsDear No Returns,There’s something implicitly paradoxical about feeling “cheated” by a present. A gift is, by definition, something that comes into your possession at no cost or effort, an object that exists outside the economic concepts of debt and fair exchange. But the fact that these offerings do often leave us…

Last updated: January 31st, 2024 at 16:10 UTC+01:00 Samsung's The Frame is a unique TV that has almost no competition. Thanks to its matte screen and overall design, it looks more like a physical painting than a conventional TV, which means you can use it as an artwork showcase in your living room. The Frame TV has the Art Store where you can subscribe or buy artwork. Samsung adds more artwork each year to its Art Store and has done it again this week. The Frame TV's Art Store gets artwork collection from Marimekko…

The Mercury prize-winning British rapper Skepta has apologised after artwork for his single Gas Me Up (Diligent) was criticised on social media for having unintentional but palpable allusions to the Holocaust.The artwork features a group of people in matching overcoats with shaved heads, and the words “gas me up” tattooed on the head of one of them, perceived as reminiscent of the head-shaving, tattooing and gas chambers used in Nazi death camps. “Gas me up” is slang for hyping someone up or praising them.The image caused…

The rapper took down his single's cover art after allegations that it referenced the Holocaust U.K rapper and producer Skepta took down an image for his upcoming single “Gas Me Up (Diligent)” after allegations that the artwork was in reference to the Holocaust. On Monday, Skepta posted the artwork, made by artist Gabriel Moses, to his Instagram. The image featured a group of men with shaved heads and the words “Gas Me Up” tattooed across one of their heads. Some fans alleged that the artwork…

Skepta is facing backlash for the artwork of his upcoming single “Gas Me Up (Diligent).” The U.K. rapper and producer shared the song’s artwork, created by artist Gabriel Moses, on his Instagram Monday. The single’s cover features what appears to be an over-the-shoulder photo of a group of men with shaved heads, all wearing the same uniform. The words “Gas Me Up” are also tattooed on one of their heads. People quickly took to social media and the post’s comment section to criticize Skepta,…

Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETWith all the buzz around generative AI, a variety of AI-driven image creators have cropped up this year. One tool you may want to try is Leonardo. Named after the celebrated Italian artist, Leonardo offers a host of options to help you generate the images you want.Also: Thanks to my 5 favorite AI tools, I'm working smarter nowYou can control the image size and dimensions, choose an image that's photorealistic, and specify the number of images you want. Select a specific image, and…

The intersection of artificial intelligence and nonfungible tokens provides no simple antidote for the slump in the market for digital collectibles, according to the artist Beeple.Proponents of AI-generated art claim it offers a new type of interactive creativity that can be tied to NFTs to potentially reignite interest in that marketplace, where activity has tumbled since a peak in 2022. But Michael Winkelmann, better known as Beeple and famed for his Everydays NFT artwork that fetched $69.3 million in 2021, said on…

Last updated: July 10th, 2023 at 07:20 UTC+02:00 Samsung Electronics announced that it will display popular contemporary South Korean artist Park Seo-Bo’s artworks on The Wall TV at New York’s iconic Rockefeller Center. Samsung has partnered with Johyun Gallery to display Park Seo-Bo on Samsung’s state-of-the-art Micro LED technology as a part of the ‘Origin, Emergence, Return’ exhibition. Bo’s artwork from the ‘Écriture’ series will be displayed on The Wall’s immersive 146-inch 4K screen. The Wall’s immersive screen…

Last updated: July 5th, 2023 at 12:08 UTC+02:00 Samsung has partnered with the blockchain-powered online platform Terrain.art to enrich the Art Store on The Frame lifestyle TV in India. Samsung is releasing new contemporary artwork, adding to the existing 2100+ digital art pieces that The Frame TV users can acquire through the Art Store. Samsung says that the latest collection of contemporary artworks created by young Indian artists tell a new story on folk art, textile traditions, monuments, diversity, and more.…