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AI's Artistic Variety by Learning from Kandinsky and “Negating” Mondrian and Monet

By providing Kandinsky's name as a positive prompt and names like Mondrian and Monet as negative prompts to Stable Diffusion 2.1, various artworks different from what Kandinsky created can be obtained.

When only Kandinsky's name is provided, most of the images have a vibe like the following. This is indeed quite similar to what Kandinsky painted.

There are various methods to bring changes to the images, each leading to interesting results. However, the simplest method to introduce change is by specifying a single word as a negative prompt. Specifying the name of a painter is especially effective. Mondrian and Monet were particularly effective.

Specifying Mondrian resulted in images like the following.

Many of these exhibit plant-like forms, which can be attributed to the characteristic of specifying Mondrian.

On the other hand, specifying Monet resulted in images like the following.