AI image experiment moved from realism to silkscreen after moiré issues
emollick · x · 2026-07-29
Emollick describes the style iteration behind an AI-generated image:
- The first version was realistic.
- He asked for something more creative, and the model switched to a two-tone comic-book look.
- That introduced too many moiré artifacts, so the final version moved to a silkscreen-like style.
- His main human input was suggesting Klimt as inspiration for the ring.
The accompanying images show several style experiments, including the final poster-like output.
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