RESOURCES

Creativity in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the way we create, from generating art and music to enhancing storytelling and design. While some see AI as a powerful tool for innovation, others fear it may diminish originality and human creativity. Can AI truly be creative, or is it simply mimicking patterns?

The following videos dive into the intersection of AI and creativity, exploring its impact on different industries, its role in content generation, and the ethical questions it raises. Whether you're an artist, writer, or simply curious about the future of creativity, these insights will help you understand how AI is shaping the world of art and innovation.

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1. AI Tools for Artistic Creation

• MidJourney – AI-powered platform for generating artistic images from text descriptions, allowing users to explore different styles and concepts.

  • Link: MidJourney

• RunwayML – Offers AI models for visual and audiovisual content creation, making AI accessible for creative projects.

  • Link: RunwayML

• Synthesia – AI-powered tool for creating videos with AI-generated avatars, simplifying video content production.

  • Link: Synthesia

• ChatGPT by OpenAI – Advanced language model that generates text, assisting writers and content creators with inspiration and automation.

  • Link: ChatGPT

• DeepArt – AI-powered art generator that transforms images into paintings using different artistic styles.

  • Link: DeepArt

• AI Painter – Uses AI to create digital paintings in various styles, suitable for artists and designers.

  • Link: AI Painter

2. Learning and Training Platforms

• Coursera – Online learning platform offering AI and creativity courses from leading universities and organizations.

  • Link: Coursera

• Udemy – Features a wide range of courses, including digital art and AI applications in creative fields.

  • Link: Udemy

• edX – Provides free MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) on AI applied to art, in collaboration with prestigious institutions.

  • Link: edX

• Domestika – Community and e-learning platform focused on creativity and design, offering content relevant to digital artists.

  • Link: Domestika

• OpenWebinars – Offers specialized training in digital technologies, including AI-generated art.

  • Link: OpenWebinars

3. Creative Communities & Forums

• ArtStation – Online portfolio and social network for professional artists, particularly in the digital field.

  • Link: ArtStation

• DeviantArt – Online community where artists can share and promote their work, receive feedback, and join thematic groups.

  • Link: DeviantArt

• CGSociety – Forum and community for digital artists, focusing on computer graphics and 3D art.

  • Link: CGSociety

• AIArtists.org – A platform dedicated to artists using artificial intelligence in their creative processes, offering resources and an active community.

  • Link: AIArtists.org

• Hugging Face Spaces – A community where developers and artists can share AI applications and models, fostering collaboration and learning.

  • Link: Hugging Face Spaces

4. Inspiration & Experimentation Resources

• Google Arts & Culture – Access to museum collections worldwide, offering inspiration and educational resources.

  • Link: Google Arts & Culture

• MoMA Digital Collection – The Museum of Modern Art's digital collection, showcasing modern and contemporary artwork.

  • Link: MoMA Digital Collection

• Unsplash – High-quality, royalty-free image bank, useful for inspiration and as a resource in artistic projects.

  • Link: Unsplash

• Artbreeder – Allows artists to experiment with different styles, color combinations, and techniques quickly and efficiently.

  • Link: Artbreeder

5. Funding & Art Opportunities

• Greater Columbus Arts Council – Offers grants, exhibitions, and events to help artists gain exposure and build a fan base.

  • Link: Greater Columbus Arts Council

• Datarte – Platform that helps visual artists expand their recognition nationally and internationally by presenting them with calls and opportunities.

  • Link: Datarte

• RedCollectors – A digital platform connecting collectors, galleries, and artists worldwide, facilitating the buying and selling of contemporary art.

  • Link: RedCollectors

6. Digital Art Marketplaces

• SuperRare – NFT marketplace specializing in high-end digital art, allowing artists to sell exclusive works.

  • Link: SuperRare

• Foundation – Platform where artists can auction their digital artwork as NFTs.

  • Link: Foundation

• KnownOrigin – Curated NFT marketplace for unique digital art pieces.

  • Link: KnownOrigin

• Rarible – Decentralized NFT marketplace where artists can mint and sell their digital creations.

  • Link: Rarible

• Zora – Open-source protocol for minting, buying, and selling digital art and collectibles.

  • Link: Zora