Digital Art - Steven Milanese

Digital Art category delves into the fascinating world of art shaped and refined by technology. Explore the diverse range of styles, tools, and techniques employed by digital artists, from the intricacies of pixel art to the fluid versatility of digital painting. This category is a celebration of the boundless possibilities that digital platforms offer, and the innovative artists who bring these platforms to life.

April 24, 2024

"An illustration of a dignified woman joyfully dancing on a brightly decorated balcony bathed in morning light. She is wearing a vibrantly colored dress that sways lightly with her movements. Her face is filled with happiness, surrounded by colorful flowers, chirping birds, and the air is scented with the fragrance of spring. This scene reflects the beauty of the outside world and the light within her, conveying her cheerful spirit to the viewer. (Anatomically accurate character design), masterpiece, ultra high resolution, high contrast, low saturation, by Steven Milanese"

Published by Steven Milanese on April 24, 2024

Recognizing the Artistic Merits of AI-Generated Imagery

"Recognizing the Artistic Merits of AI-Generated Imagery" challenges traditional notions of art by exploring the unique contributions of AI to the artistic world. This article argues for the legitimacy of AI-generated art, highlighting its ability to produce novel, imaginative works that resonate emotionally with viewers. By comparing AI's role in art to its contributions in fields like medicine and science, Steven Milanese makes a compelling case for embracing AI as a valuable tool in the creative process. The article discusses the challenges and misconceptions surrounding AI art, ultimately advocating for a broader acceptance of this new form of artistic expression

July 13, 2023

Published by Steven Milanese on July 13, 2023

Vanishing Point Perspective, Procreate, Traditional

"Vanishing Point Perspective: Procreate and Traditional Techniques" offers a unique blend of digital and traditional art, showcasing the charm of classic methods in a modern context. In this piece, Steven Milanese shares his journey of creating artwork in Procreate that captures the essence of traditional drawing techniques, focusing on a vanishing point perspective. The artwork, featuring two trains passing each other, is crafted without selection tools or masking, using a digital Bakersville ink pen to mimic the classic ink-on-paper feel. This article reflects Steven's exploration of how traditional art concepts can harmonize with digital tools, creating a piece that resonates with movement and perspective.