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AI Generated Images

  • Writer: Scott Baird
    Scott Baird
  • Sep 21, 2022
  • 1 min read

There's something currently popular on the internet that could be of interest to magicians, and that's AI-generated imagery. Simply type in a few keywords, and an AI program spits out relevant images that it's created from your input, like magic!


How could you use this in an effect? A drawing duplication where you predict what an AI generator will produce?


Check out the results that I got from THIS ONLINE GENERATOR and try it out yourself! (One can also get multiple images at once with the generator available HERE).


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First Input: "The hermit magic"

















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Second Input: "The hermit magic" run through a surrealism filter.
















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Third Input: "hermit magic card" based on the previous image and run through a different filter.
















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Final Input: "The hermit magic" run through a cubism filter.
















As a fun and quick experiment, here's what I got when I input some magic-relevant keywords, to varying degrees of success:


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"Dai Vernon Triumph"

















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"Harry Lorayne Memory Book"

















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"The Magic Cafe"

















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"Out of This World"

















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"Metamorphosis Illusion"

1 Comment


rehr grge
rehr grge
Sep 17

Your point about the budget and time constraints small businesses navigate when trying to establish a professional visual identity really resonated. It's a common dilemma; founders know branding is crucial but often lack the resources for traditional agency work, leading to compromises that can hinder their market entry or growth. This challenge makes accessible, high-quality design solutions more critical than ever, especially for those needing a strong brand foundation quickly. For many, exploring AI logo design tools can be a game-changer, offering a path to distinctive branding without the traditional overhead.

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