Use AI to bring your children's artwork to life!
Learn how to use Adobe Firefly to transform sketches and art. Explore step-by-step guides with tips for reimagining artwork, plus a gallery for inspiration.
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Generative AI for image creation.
It’s super fun to whip up some wild visuals with just a few prompts, it’s like magic! You play around, watch your ideas come to life, and for a couple of seconds, it’s like, “Wow, that is amazing!” But then, after the initial thrill, you might find yourself wondering, “Okay, now what?”, and then carry on with your life.
That was my experience when I first tried out Adobe Firefly after it came out of beta. My kids and I huddled around the computer, tossing around ideas like a dog in an astronaut suit floating in space. We oohed and ahhed at the awesome results, but after that initial excitement, we never went back to the site again.
Fast forward to now, when I realized the potential of their reference image feature and how I can use “Text to Image” as an educational tool to boost imagination and improve storytelling skills… by feeding the AI my children’s artwork!
So welcome! Give it a try by following my getting started guide, and don’t miss the gallery of my kids’ AI-reimagined artwork! I’ll also share the occasional blog post whenever we stumble upon something particularly cool.
Enjoy!
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Experiments with Visual Intensity slider I was curious about how the Visual Intensity settings affect the final image style, so I conducted a few tests. As a refresher from my guide: Subject 1: Pumpkin Cat Black cat with spider on his tail sitting in a lit jack-o-lantern with other spiders Content Type as Photo Content […]
When you need to go back and re-work the reference image There were a few instances when Firefly didn’t cooperate, which usually happens for one of two reasons: either the image is too challenging to work with, or the prompt text isn’t quite right. I often find that I need to make additional edits in […]
Guide to creating seamless wallpaper patterns I discovered Firefly’s ability to create seamless patterns by accident, but a quick search led me to an article about creating patterns using “Text to Vector Graphic” in Illustrator. It turns out that Firefly web also recognizes the keywords “Pattern” and “Icon” (and “Subject” and “Scene”). A quick test […]