Halloween Gnome - AI generated

[don in brooklin on]

I thought I would give a try to AI to generate a pattern of a Halloween Gnome.  I asked Chat GPT for a "line art of Halloween gnome" and got back this image.

I then stacked a 1/8 and 1/4 bb.  Just cut the perimeter of the gnome ignoring the objects out side this(moon , cob web etc.) and the interior cuts. Now cut the interior segments.

Real easy no playing in Inkscape. Beard doesn't show well but used mixture of drywall paint and white acrylic

 

 

I also used Copilot and it came back with a very similar pattern.

[Scrappile]

Pretty neat!  I wonder if AI could put in bridges to make a fretwork scroll saw piece.

[Hudson River Rick]

@don in brooklin on

Thank you Don, I can't wait to try this.  I am a self proclaimed GNOME-A-HOLIC..

Thanks for sharing.

Rick

[rjweb]

Question, is AI going to replace all the fine pattern designers ?, RJ

[barb.j.enders]

Very cute.

[Denny Knappen]

Yes, very cute, but not a fan of AI

[Fab4]

4 hours ago, Denny Knappen said:

Yes, very cute, but not a fan of AI

I know where you're coming from Denny. 
If this makes sense "it's scary good"
for the non designers it's a fun tool to have
but for the designers it has to be worrisome
Fab4(Paul)

 

[BadBob]

19 hours ago, Denny Knappen said:

Yes, very cute, but not a fan of AI

I use AI every day for something. It is the best search engine I have ever seen, but I have never been able to get a scroll saw pattern from it. 

[Dave Monk]

5 hours ago, BadBob said:

I use AI every day for something. It is the best search engine I have ever seen, but I have never been able to get a scroll saw pattern from it. 

I use it to generate images that I put into Inkscape, and then trace and make intarsia patterns. 

[BadBob]

4 minutes ago, Dave Monk said:

I use it to generate images that I put into Inkscape, and then trace and make intarsia patterns. 

I can see how that would work.

[Dave Monk]

7 hours ago, BadBob said:

I can see how that would work.

I asked for an image of an intarsia pattern of a Gnome Santa. Then I asked it to put a bag in his hand. Then I asked it to add a sleigh behind. I usually ask it several different times. It always comes up with something different. Then I pick the image I like best and put it into inkscape and trace it to make the pattern. Sometime I even combine a couple images to get what I like. The first image is what AI gave me. The second is my pattern and the third is my finished project.

[Hudson River Rick]

@Dave, that is a great Santa, thanks for sharing.  The only AI thank I am aware of is what I amblessed with right now.

Rick

 

[Dave Monk]

21 minutes ago, Hudson River Rick said:

@Dave, that is a great Santa, thanks for sharing.  The only AI thank I am aware of is what I amblessed with right now.

Rick

 

I'm using Microsoft Copilot. 

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

I think the you did a good job with the pattern. Not a fan of the pumpkin face in the hat though. It distracts from the Gnome theme. I may have to play with that program some. Have some ideas. I am guessing it takes some key words to get a good pattern and if you change those key words but still mean same subject matter it would change pattern.