Saturday, 4 October 2025

Talking Portraits and more AI...

I downloaded some classical old drawing portraits from the Internet Archive that are in the public domain.  Then I altered these portraits in KREA with an AI model based on my drawings -- and animated the results in Midjourney to make the people laugh, sing, argue and discuss:

Old Portrait Drawings
 animated in KRRRL's drawing style

FRIEDRICH PRELLER
1838

Internet Archive
Laughing in my drawing style


Singing in my drawing styles


Arguing in my drawing styles

JEAN-BAPTISTE GREUZE
1768

Laughing in my drawing style

February 6, 2025
I mixed this image of a woman based on R Crumb,
with the still of the three male portraits,
in Midjourney to arrive at the animation below

February 6, 2025
AI animation based on the three portraits above
based on JEAN-BAPTISTE GREUZE,
and the woman above based on R Crumb

PORTRAIT of a MAN by an ITALIAN ARTIST
1500s

Discussing in my drawing style

SORA 2

I got access to SORA 2 on October 4, 2025:

SORA 2
"A drawing of printmakers in a coffee house discussing art"

SORA 2
"Stampede of javelinas in downtown Albuquerque"

CENSORED

However I could not get SORA 2 to animate one of my abstract drawings.  I get this warning "This content may violate our guardrails concerning similarity to third party content":

What "third party content"
owns my original drawings?


"Any prompt with the word "anthropomorphic" in it is now being blocked for "similarity to third-party content". It doesn't matter if the prompt refers to a copyrighted character or not which is ridiculous. I can understand blocking generation of copy-protected characters, but blocking all animation?"


However I did get Midjourney to animate it with the prompt:" animate this abstract drawing."

Midjourney animated my abstract drawing
when SORA 2 would not


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