ERIK CARTER

“WHAT MAKES AI ENGAGING IS THAT IT IS UNPREDICTABLE. YOU CAN ONLY PRE-PLAN SO MUCH, BUT IT WILL STILL TAKE THESE LEFT TURNS YOU CAN’T ACCOUNT FOR.”

Erik’s Original Images for Fine-Tuning

STYLE DESCRIPTION: a colorful abstract pixelated style

a portrait of a young girl with red hair, green eyes, and yellow skin wearing a lavender dress in front of a blue background with floating 3D orbs in a colorful abstract pixelated style

a portrait of a white rabbit with a red bowtie in front of a blue background with floating 3D orbs in a colorful abstract pixelated style

a cat with neon eyes and white fur with a big heart-shaped black dot on its side laying in a bush in a colorful abstract pixelated style

an old angry woman with blonde hair and yellow skin wearing a red dress and a crown, she's holding a staff and standing on an abstract blue spiral wave in a colorful abstract pixelated style

a young girl with red hair, green eyes, and yellow skin wearing a lavender dress falling down a dark well, there's a jar of marmalade, a book, and a map falling next to her in a colorful abstract pixelated style

a young girl with red hair, green eyes, and yellow skin wearing a lavender dress sitting on a winding river bank lined with lush green trees as a white rabbit with a red bowtie crosses in front of her on the other side of the river in a colorful abstract pixelated style

a tea party host wearing a super tall grey top hat, red jacket and yellow vest, holding a walking stick, is standing in a field next to a tea table where a mouse sits with a tea kettle, in the background is a tree and a house with a roof shaped like bunny ears is on the horizon in a colorful abstract pixelated style

an old heavy set man, wearing a crown, royal garb and a heart shaped belt buckle, towers over a young girl with red hair, green eyes, and yellow skin wearing a lavender dress, in the sky above is a floating cloud-like face of a cat with neon eyes and white fur in a colorful abstract pixelated style

Experience the book in Erik's Style

Erik Carter is a graphic designer and art director running an independent practice in New York City. He is also an adjunct professor at The School of Visual Arts and has taught at Pratt Institute and California College of the Arts. He writes about “Typography. Color. Capitalism. Chaos.” in his newsletter Design Harder.