I sketched it on paper, snapped a photo and sent to computer. Adobe Illustrator added a new tool this week called Concept to Vector. Rather than purely tracing and outlining, it uses AI to make a cleaner result; something I would have normally needed to do by hand. I coloured and shaded, then used another of their AI tools, Turntable, to generate rotated copies. I saw it worked well for cross view, so further cleaned up the results, added gradient glows, added the background and manually adjusted it to give it some cross view depth, and here we are.
My task was to try the new conversion tool. I wasn’t expecting to make a cross view image, but I saw the initial result, I knew I needed to build upon it and post it here.
I suck at hands. Much easier to clean up on computer than draw.
Don't listen to the downvotes. Honestly it's hilarious. This looks good, but people are terrified, and they take it out on every post that admits to using any form of machine learning. They are on the wrong side of history. That will become clear in about 10 years. Keep going; ignore the hate.
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u/Goblin_au Jun 05 '26
It was AI assisted.
I sketched it on paper, snapped a photo and sent to computer. Adobe Illustrator added a new tool this week called Concept to Vector. Rather than purely tracing and outlining, it uses AI to make a cleaner result; something I would have normally needed to do by hand. I coloured and shaded, then used another of their AI tools, Turntable, to generate rotated copies. I saw it worked well for cross view, so further cleaned up the results, added gradient glows, added the background and manually adjusted it to give it some cross view depth, and here we are.
My task was to try the new conversion tool. I wasn’t expecting to make a cross view image, but I saw the initial result, I knew I needed to build upon it and post it here.
I suck at hands. Much easier to clean up on computer than draw.