Whenever I see a generated image of what is supposed to be Ada Lovelace, I feel compelled to work on my portrait drawing of her.
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Whenever I see a generated image of what is supposed to be Ada Lovelace, I feel compelled to work on my portrait drawing of her. Based on the only two photographs of her.
She wanted to be remembered, not turned into an AI-generated Victorian Bratz doll, and she thoroughly disagreed with the usage of machines without vision.
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Whenever I see a generated image of what is supposed to be Ada Lovelace, I feel compelled to work on my portrait drawing of her. Based on the only two photographs of her.
She wanted to be remembered, not turned into an AI-generated Victorian Bratz doll, and she thoroughly disagreed with the usage of machines without vision.
There is something sad and defiant in her expression that you have captured.
Are you still making changes to this?
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There is something sad and defiant in her expression that you have captured.
Are you still making changes to this?
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Yes, but the expression will remain as it is here. I feel it matches her spirit in the final years of her life. Which was also when she had those photographs taken. She knew she was ill, and she was convinced she would be forgotten.
I love the expression, it's so hard to get emotion into a drawing like this and it's really impressive, only mentioned changes because if you want feedback from fresh eyes I have some.
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I love the expression, it's so hard to get emotion into a drawing like this and it's really impressive, only mentioned changes because if you want feedback from fresh eyes I have some.
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Ah, thanks. Really still a bit early for it, though. But I might take you up on it at some point, if that's alright?
No problem! Just let me know.
It's an amazing work already but I don't wanna mess with the process.