We asked AI to make San Diego Art, and here’s what we got back!
We asked Midjourney AI to imagine 25+ San Diego landmarks and celebrities with tons of different prompts, styles, and adjectives. Scroll down to see what it came up with. Let us know on Instagram which one is your favorite–or let us know what we missed. Share with your friends and enjoy the images!
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If Rembrandt Painted Sunset Cliffs in a Storm
USS Midway on the 4th of July
San Diego Zoo Poster
Futuristic Aircraft Carrier in San Diego Harbor
Young Tony Gwynn
Spooky Balboa Park
If Banksy Painted a Blend of the US & Mexico flags
Hotel Del Coronado from Tron Universe
If Van Gough Paited The Gliderport
Mount Soledad Cross in Watercolor
Frida Kahlo Art You Would See at the USA – Mexico Border
Pre-Golf Course Torrey Pines Navy Racetrack
Razor House as a Super-Villan’s Secret Lair
If Pablo Picasso Painted Phillip Rivers
Kissing Sailor Statue in Post-Apocalyptic Seaport Village
The Hotel Del if it Was in Nightmare Before Christmas
Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo discovering California in 1524
Sea World Crossed with La Jolla Cove
Scripps Pier in a Storm
If La Valencia was Painted by Henry Matisse
Drawing Seals at La Jolla Cove
Pen Dot Art of Alex Morgan
Padres World Series Parade
If Salvador Dahli Painted Torrey Pines State Reserve
Tiger Woods on a Sunday at Torrey Pines
Photo Finish at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club
La Valencia Poster
WW2 Warbird Flying by the Coronado Bridge
If Monet Painted the San Diego Skyline
Portriat of Trevor Hoffman
Tony Hawk Skating on Ocean Beach Pier
Torrey Pines State Reserve
Mystical Version of Sea World
Playoff Night at Petco Park
Watercolor of Downtown San Diego
Pencil Drawing of The Del Coronado
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