Lady Gaga - "ONE WEEK"

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Just now, Taumaturg0 said:

or, and take this from someone who knows a bit about coding, it's easier for programmers to tag that variable as "lyrics"

Could be, could be not.

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Just now, PartySick said:

Someone can tell me if I'm stupid 'cause timezones are confusing but Japan is like a day ahead of the US

Right now it's July 9th, 2pm in LA but also July 10th, 6am in Japan

So on January 30th in Japan it'll be January 29th here, giving her ~2 days to get back

If she left Japan on Jan 31st, she'd land in LA on Jan 30th, the day before the Grammys

Yes time zones are confusing. I’d she leafed right after the show and through a private jet she can land almost 2 full days before the ceremony. I stressed prematurely 

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19 minutes ago, DavidLuis198 said:

I’ve been analyzing the poster and it looks a lot like an AI image, you say the color tint it’s not indicative of AI, but it has the same yellow tint AI images been having for months, a very distinctive tint of yellow that I don’t think any artist would really use, especially because the color has nothing to do with the other merch available for sale, you can see in her site that the poster jumps out as different from everything else. Also, it’s the same style of those terrible “Art of Personal Chaos as renaissance paintings” images that people have been sharing since Coachella.

 

Now, I do think the image was at least a bit corrected by a human cause you almost can’t find too many obvious errors in it, but when you start analyzing and comparing with other AI pictures, you can see it’s AI:

-            The scale of everyone is wrong in ways an artist (that could make create something in this style) wouldn’t do. With Gaga being a giant (she’s the size of an entire floor), the people under her skirt being “normal” sized and the two girls on the floor being really small (incorrect perspective since they are closer to us than the people under the skirt, so they should be bigger then the people on the skirt).

-            The face of the dancers under the skirt are mostly a smudge (especially the two black haired ones in the middle and on the down left)

-            The handrails on the 3rd floor balcony are wonky, with different sizes and spacing between them, especially on the left.

-            Two of the pillars in the dark right below the “2026” on the poster are bent, the two bellow the spacing between “LADY” and “Tour” too, while every other aren’t

 

So, my bet is 100% AI, but I do think someone at least corrected it a little bit, either way, terrible and really disappointing to see coming from Gaga and her team…

 

Here's the image in HD from her site

I liked that she was bigger than everyone else in frame but the other scaling issues and of the set you mention do seem AI. As for the color I've been using AI for a few years and don't think I've ever had a yellow tint but I have custom added that years ago to posters I've made without AI (when using a red palette specifically) basically I'd imagine even if this was 100% created by a human they might also have added the warm tint, especially since there are candles throughout the scene. Let's say the image is 100% AI I would assume the text was added after by a human, it doesn't look good though

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30 minutes ago, DavidLuis198 said:

So if it can't replace specifically "you", it's okay?

Not what I am saying. But architecture is just as much a design profession as graphical designer. AI is no where near what actual humans can do so imo it cant replace us in any branche yet

[Ashley 9,372]

1 hour ago, aquiNo said:

Yung Studio was in charge of these new visuals, and in their latest post, several people are questioning the use of AI to create images, especially the poster (which screams AI all over the place).

With an entire creative team, did they choose to use AI for LADY GAGA? 

here the post:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DL5QzRMRY80/

I’m confused because why do they list a whole group of artists in the caption and then use AI?  I don’t see the point of that. 

[TheOriginalOne 10,641]

not the ai

[Juanlittlem 45,548]

10 minutes ago, Ashley said:

I’m confused because why do they list a whole group of artists in the caption and then use AI?  I don’t see the point of that. 

'cause they might not be only talking about doing merch design but also visuals for the tour aka interludes and maybe the IRL thing they mention too?

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2 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

'cause they might not be only talking about doing merch design but also visuals for the tour aka interludes and maybe the IRL thing they mention too?

True I’m just wondering like why use AI if they could have gotten an artist on their team to design something yknow?

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1 hour ago, darkgaga said:

AI is a tool, people and designers are allowed to use it. Or did we also get mad when the hammer was invented?

I mean, at least hammers were more efficient and led to better quality buildings. AI art, on the other hand, looks like absolute **** and comes at the expense of hard working artists that are capable of producing better content not getting hired/compensated. Truly the worst of both worlds. 

Edited July 9 by Ladle Ghoulash

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25 minutes ago, Ashley said:

True I’m just wondering like why use AI if they could have gotten an artist on their team to design something yknow?

Oh no, I totally agree on the AI poster thing, I was just clarifying why they mightve tagged more people

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4 minutes ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

I mean, at least hammers were more efficient and led to better quality buildings. AI art, on the other hand, looks like absolute **** and comes at the expense of hard working artists that are capable of producing better content not getting hired/compensated. Truly the worst of both worlds. 

Really depends on how you use it. Just using it to do everything indeed leads to low quality stuff. Using it as a tool can even help good artist/designers. 
 

But since there is an actual team tagged, lets not assume it is just AI and the artists didnt add anything

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i honestly cant if its gonna be the same show with some additions (which it clearly seema to be) 

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36 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

'cause they might not be only talking about doing merch design but also visuals for the tour aka interludes and maybe the IRL thing they mention too?

when we get lifetimes tour AI backdrops and we have to eat our words 

[River 116,228]

AI-assist and AI-made are 2 different things.....

The art was made by an artist, the whole scene, the details, the colors, then they asked to generate the picture in a certain artstyle, so the artstyle was made by AI, to give it more gothic, dreamy look, the only mistake is the extra limb of the dancer, but in some sense, it's fitting the gothic horror theme, so it's a happy mistake  AI is now a tool in photoshop 

 

AI made is when I ask chatgpt to make my dog a water type pokemon and it does it from a picture of my dog.

Spoiler

yes, he's really THAT cute and have a crazy hair

[Ladle Ghoulash 23,651]

12 minutes ago, darkgaga said:

Really depends on how you use it. Just using it to do everything indeed leads to low quality stuff. Using it as a tool can even help good artist/designers. 
 

But since there is an actual team tagged, lets not assume it is just AI and the artists didnt add anything

Yeah, I understand that, but we’re talking about a pretty specific application here (image generation) for which it pretty notoriously cannot adequately substitute for the work of a real artist. Also: if you look at the image we’re talking about (MAYHEM Ball poster w/ the Abracadabra cage dress), you can pretty clearly see that her face has been distorted and that one of the dancers appears to have an extra arm; not to mention that even if it’s not AI, which I doubt tbh, it also just…looks bad lmao.