AI ART

Attack of the Dryads

The dryads are determined to drive any intruder out of their forest.

Diorama in Tabletopsize 1/56.

Sylvaneth Dryads © Games Workshop.....

The ancient forest is indignant, very angry, and these dryads are the howling, screeching manifestation of the wrath of the forest.

The smoke comes from a electronic cigarette. The model trees are homemade. At some point I was sorry that there are no good, tall, large Tabletop trees. From many small plastic tubes (glued together as a bundle) and Arcylpaste I build my own. The leaves are plastic hemispheres from the hardware store (artificial boxwood).

The green light comes from a Led flashlight I've clamped up in the tree.

I then brought the finished image of a self-built diorama to life with the AI ​​image generator!

Attack of the Dryads (Version2)
The dryads are determined to drive any intruder out of their forest.
Diorama in Tabletopsize 1/56.
Sylvaneth Dryads © Games Workshop.
Here I have redefined the movements of the dryads and added a magical flash

Ride through the atmosphere

An old Alien Narcissus kit 1/144 (halcyon from 1991), was converted by me as an armed shuttle.

A couple of hatches and two twin lasers were added, the painting changed and the whole ship aged. After long loyal service in my ship collection, I just needed a new outfit for this gem.

The background is the photo of a storm cloud. Enlarged to DIN A 2 and glued to a wooden board. The spaceship model stands with the miniature standing on the wooden board. A led flashlight with red light is behind the model. An electronic cigarette provides the vapor.

Pavor nocturnus
Nachtmahre of the Tyranids in the light of an Imperial searchlight.
Diorama 1/56 scale
Tyranids ©Games Workshop.
The creatures are rebuilds of venomthrophes.
Ruins are kitbash, selfmade battleground and selfmade background .
The white light from a LED Lamp.
Everything painted and aged by myself.

In search of the gangster
Tintin and the taxi driver discuss what to do next.
Hommage to "HERGE", Tintin in America
The model car ,© Herge/Moulinsart, was rebuilt by me ( Tires and Radiator Grille, Exhaust, etc). Repaint from me in the style of "Ligne claire".A few Decals I have attached....
Size 1/48.
The fog comes from a small electronic cigarette.

"Millions and billions of blue blistering barnacles! Is that a a hellish fog!"
Captain Haddock is in his element. It would be a laugh if the old sea dog couldn't navigate through the thick fog.
Homage to "HERGE", The Seven Crystal Balls
The Seven Crystal Balls is the thirteenth volume of The Adventures of Tintin
The model car, © Herge/Moulinsart, is a Lincoln Zephyr. I rebuilt the car (tires, etc.) and repainted it. The model car is in scale 1/43. The tires are the hubcaps from a Russian tank from WW2, in 1/48 scale, from a German military vehicle. In theory, the conversion could have worked. Unfortunately, the body is cracked in several places, and the metal simply burst when it was being taken apart, the window is also broken. The tires are also a bit too big. Well, I left the whole model lying around for weeks... after a lot of filling and sanding, something usable came out of it.
Captain Haddock, Tintin and Snowy were painted by me in the style of "Ligne claire".....

Homage to "HERGE", The Seven Crystal Balls
The Seven Crystal Balls is the thirteenth volume of The Adventures of Tintin
The model car, © Herge/Moulinsart, is a Lincoln Zephyr. I rebuilt the car (tires, etc.) and repainted it. The model car is in scale 1/43. The tires are the hubcaps from a Russian tank from WW2, in 1/48 scale, from a German military vehicle. In theory, the conversion could have worked. Unfortunately, the body is cracked in several places, and the metal simply burst when it was being taken apart, the window is also broken. The tires are also a bit too big. Well, I left the whole model lying around for weeks... after a lot of filling and sanding, something usable came out of it.
Captain Haddock, Tintin and Snowy were painted by me in the style of "Ligne claire".....

Ultramarine under Fire
This 1/18 scale action figure stands on a painted lava stone (from a pet shop) in front of a photo of a stormy sky (photographed by me and glued to a wooden board).
The action figure was subsequently painted by me (with inks and contrast colors).