Defragmentation Meets Fibonacci and Klein Bottle Occurrence | Mixed Media Art Project

Over the past couple years, I've delved more into different type AI programs, including stable diffusion.

For my current project, I utilized StarryAI. Like other stable diffusion programs, the the license allow members to sell my creations or use them for commercial purposes, provided that no copyrighted images were used in the creation process. This restriction I feel is necessary and one that I utilize frequently as I include images as a starter so that the program can get a sense of the direction I want the AI Art to go.

Another aspect of AI art I like is that it can more accurately portray the event, feel or look that I'm requiring for a particular theme as opposed to free-sourced stock images available online. Often, those images work to add a flavor to my design, but I can rarely find exactly what I need.

Stable Diffusion programs offering AI images, animation, and videos are not free. A user must accumulate credits either by participating daily to earn or purchase them if needed for those who generate numerous images daily or weekly. I like to earn credits by participation.

At StarryAI, I can earn 5 credits daily.

What I love most about AI Art is that it works well in blending with other AI Art, my pure fractals I design in an advanced fractal rendering program, Apophysis 7X, or any other type medium as in my mixed media art project above. AI Art is stunning on its own merit. However, I love blending them to see how far in creativity they'll stretch.

Below is my procedure:

DEFRAGMENTATION

Abstract art if you think about it is an element of defragmentation. Breaking up pieces of art into different sizes, shapes, and colors then combining them with other ideas or elements creates the impression of randomness.

In this AI Art series I titled "Defragmentation", I retrieved the following image of an ancient evil that consisted of a set of four awesome entities torn into pieces and patched together. I liked how the program colorized the entity. I expected to meet a dark, black entity, instead a purplish hue served to extract even more of the evil vibes. The entity is glancing downward as if realizing it's missing some of its body.

StarryAI Text input:
"Defragmentation in the form of a an ancient evil whose body is crystals and torn in all directions.. red eyes. Hideous dark form of jagged edges that can't come together with a bold quality."

Style: High Energy Low Standards

StarryAI Result:

FIBONACCI CONCEPT

Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical concept where each number is the sum of the previous two. The example of the number sequence is [0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]. I've known about Fibonacci; however, I was surprised to learn that this numerical sequence is also found in nature. The spiral patterns are common in sunflower seeds, pine cones, and many fruits and vegetables. In real life situations, this concept is useful in identifying turning points as well as movements in analytical sectors in our economics. ¹

For this AI series I titled it "Fibonacci Sequence In Nature".

Next, I combined different concepts, such as a fractal, Fibonacci, and Tessellation to achieve the blended effect from each. I wasn't surprised at the level of detail brought out by each concept. Also, your final product is influenced by the filter you choose.

KLEIN BOTTLE CONCEPT

When working with the phenomenon known as the Klein Bottle, you would naturally expect to receive an image of some type of container in the shape of a bottle or vase.

First defined in 1882 by the mathematician, Felix Klein, the Klein Bottle Phenomenon is an example of a non-orientable surface. A non-orientable surface is simply a one-sided surface which, if traveled upon, could be followed back to the point of origin while flipping the traveler upside down.

More formally, the Klein bottle is a two-dimensional manifold on which one cannot define a normal vector at each point that varies continuously over the whole manifold.²

I was totally surprised at the level of detail and the shape of the bottles.

Compiling the three concepts was easy as I utilized Canva, my design program. I began with a blank, white canvas. I then add layers of elements in accordance with my upgraded Annual Pro Membership that includes tools to remove backgrounds, resize, filter, duplicate, and reposition items as required.

Adding my pure fractal I created in Apophysis 7X fit perfectly as a mat for the Klein Bottle.

Below is my completed project:

Thanks for taking the time to view my post. I hope you like my mixed media art project.