The irrepressible advance of the Artificial intelligence it has become a true digital revolution that is already affecting the film and television sectors. A latent threat for many, which, well used, can help us create unimaginable universes. A clue to this is already easily found in the hilarious montages and parodies about some of our favorite characters that proliferate in social networks
Ben Mornin (@benmornin), a digital artist from Instagram, he has been experimenting for some time with the creation of new versions of sagas as famous as The Lord of the rings either Harry Potter, turning their creations into viral hits on social media. Now, the professional has shared the most famous faces of Star Warsin Pixar version.
Mornin has published on his social networks snapshots of what the characters of Star Wars in the style of the house of the lamp. Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Darth Vader, Yoda, Bobba Feet, Lando or Palpatine are some of the recognizable figures that transformed through the midjourney program.
This is how we approach the most adorable character of certain figures in this saga after in the footsteps of Baby Yoda, BB-8 or Porgs, the cutest characters from a galaxy far, far away. Mornin has been using AI for a long time and the fact is that the artist has already shown us in the past what other personalities would be like as babies, including those of Star Wars.
In addition, he also previously amused himself with a series of posts in which he showed the most hilarious warsy familiesamong which we found those close to Darth Vader, R2-D2 or Yoda.
He is not the only artist who has taken advantage of the vein of social networks and AI to share his new works, dividing the public by the use of software that intercedes in their designs. The debate on the limits of the use of this type of program is increasing progressively, but, certainly, these works leave us images that will surely remain engraved in the retinas of many Internet users.
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