AI Generated Virtual Art: Merging
Creativity with Sustainability

Who is Lugh AI Art?

This store has been set up as somewhere that AI generated artworks can be purchased for display in the real world. A major drive was to provide quality, sustainably manufactured products to customers who can appreciate the AI generated artwork.

New artwork is planned to be added to the portfolio every couple of weeks, and periodically the older pieces will be removed. We want to keep the artwork here fresh and also generate an exclusivity to the work presented here.

What is AI Art?

Throughout human history we have used many tools to draw imagery to tell stories. From using fingers, charcoal, primitive paints, pencils, brushes, knives, spray paints, digital tablets and many other platforms.

Now we have a new tool that can be used to tell our stories, and inspire our emotions. AI is driven by the artists ability to manipulate the processing of it's training. Instead of directly creating the image, the artist uses language to describe the complexities of the final image imprinting their intention on the AI's processing. The artist creates the description of their imagination and manipulates the output to create the image that they want.

"AI imagery is a new brush in the artist's palette, unlocking infinite possibilities for creativity and pushing the boundaries of what we believe art can be." - Anonymous

Lookbook

Open gallery
  • Two figures in profile, nearly touching, the word LOVE written across faces and jackets.
  • Jagged canyon under a low magenta sun, acid-lime water cutting through dark rock.
  • Woman in profile against a circular oxblood sun and a darkened city skyline.
  • Hooded figure on a wet neon street beneath gothic spires, titled Sunless City.
  • Bauhaus-style grid of saturated squares overlaid with translucent discs and arcs.
  • Close crop of teal eyes catching a sharp highlight against black skin.

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For years in the digital era the concept of going paperless has been seen as the future, but with AI art its presentation should be available in the real world not just the virtual world on our computers and smart phones.

- Stuart Tracy-Dunn (Founder)