The update adds five new materials to create richer landscape environments: straw, flowers, mud, dirt, and bushes.
Artwork Made More Easel-y
NVIDIA Canvas, the free beta app and part of the NVIDIA Studio suite of creative apps and tools, brings real-time painting tool GauGAN to anyone with an NVIDIA RTX GPU. The program allows artists to use advanced AI to quickly turn simple brushstrokes into realistic landscape images, speeding up concept exploration and freeing more time to visualize ideas.
You can start painting with AI by downloading the latest NVIDIA Canvas app update here.
NVIDIA has just announced an update to NVIDIA Canvas, powered by the GauGAN2 AI model and NVIDIA RTX GPU Tensor Cores, that generate backgrounds with increased quality and 4x higher resolution, with five new materials to paint with.
Exports can easily be integrated into existing creative workflows by exporting to Adobe Photoshop or an artist’s preferred creative app.
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Updates to NVIDIA Canvas, the launch of Omniverse for individuals and newly announced NVIDIA Studio products, were all announced today at CES. Read the full recap here.
The NVIDIA Canvas update enables even more realistic images with greater definition and fewer artifacts, adding significant photorealism, all in up to 1K pixel resolution for increased visual quality.
These new materials can be further customized with nine preset styles that modify the look and feel of the painting. Artists have the option to upload their own imagery to create a one-of-a-kind background.
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Dan Sarto is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network.
Artists start in Canvas by sketching simple shapes and lines, then the AI model immediately fills the screen with real-world materials such as water, grass, snow, mountains and more for show-stopping results.
