GGPoker image when you start app on the mobile. I show you mine, show me yours :)

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G0930 said:
Wrong

Photomontage / Composite Design:
The image uses standard digital marketing artwork techniques. The heads are real photographic cutouts (headshots) scaled up into a "bobblehead" / caricature style.
3D & Vector Graphics:
The bodies, tracksuits (with GGPoker and national flag logos), podium, confetti, and arena backdrop were digitally rendered or built using 3D modeling/graphic design software (like Adobe Photoshop and 3D software).

While graphic designers today sometimes use AI tools for elements like background lighting, textures, or confetti effects, the image itself is a structured piece of marketing graphic design built around real, recognizable figures.
Ok, so do they say anywhere in there that a person made the artwork? What's standard digital marketing artwork ?
 
puzzlefish said:
Ok, so do they say anywhere in there that a person made the artwork?
GGPoker has their own graphic design department. Most likely a team.
puzzlefish said:
What's standard digital marketing artwork ?

Just the description of two-dimensional visual art created directly on a computer, tablet, or mobile device using graphics software rather than traditional physical mediums like oil paint, ink, or canvas 🙂

I worked in graphic design for 10 years, so I know one or two things about that stuff '
🙂
 
G0930 said:
GGPoker has their own graphic design department. Most likely a team.


Just the description of two-dimensional visual art created directly on a computer, tablet, or mobile device using graphics software rather than traditional physical mediums like oil paint, ink, or canvas 🙂

I worked in graphic design for 10 years, so I know one or two things about that stuff '
🙂
So, like a team that uses AI with prompts to help make two dimensional visual art? Where's your certainty coming from that this is someone's original artwork as opposed to AI generated? I get the repeated use of models, etc. but how do you tell it apart from AI slop?
 
puzzlefish said:
So, like a team that uses AI with prompts to help make two dimensional visual art? Where's your certainty coming from that this is someone's original artwork as opposed to AI generated? I get the repeated use of models, etc. but how do you tell it apart from AI slop?
"but how do you tell it apart from AI slop?"

If it leaves you guessing then it's passed the "Turing" test?😝
 
monkeytilter said:
"but how do you tell it apart from AI slop?"

If it leaves you guessing then it's passed the "Turing" test?😝
I mean it looks like AI slop to me 🤔

Now you have me thinking is this the "reverse Turing"?
 
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