Using AI for business is still a grey area. It's extremely useful, but the results are never perfect. The latest and most advancedcan do a stellar job at bringing your ideas to life, but in nearly every instance, these images can be detected almost instantly from giveaways like multiple fingers and misspelt text.
I had a lot of fun with Firefly but if this experiment taught me anything, it's that graphic designers and typographers really don't need to worry about their jobs, as these AI generators just can't seem to get text right, at least not on the first go. generative AI model, created by Stability AI, which offers extremely surreal images based on even the simplest of text prompts.
Once I started tinkering around with the prompt wording and setting styles, this quickly became one of my favourite image generators to use. These prompts gradually evolved from: 'A simple photography business logo with the text 'bethshootsbands' into: 'A professional-looking photography logo with the text 'beth shoots bands' and a DSLR camera girl with red hair' – with the setting's style selected to anime .
In terms of user-friendliness compared with helpful settings and overall functionality, I think Bing won the challenge here, offering several very useable logos that could genuinely work for my photography business.