Exploring Opportunities to Support Novice Visual Artists' Inspiration and Ideation with Generative AI
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| author | Peng, Cindy Qian, Alice Jin, Linghao Chen, Jieneng Han, Evans Xu Liang, Paul Pu Shen, Hong Zhu, Haiyi Hsieh, Jane |
| author_facet | Peng, Cindy Qian, Alice Jin, Linghao Chen, Jieneng Han, Evans Xu Liang, Paul Pu Shen, Hong Zhu, Haiyi Hsieh, Jane |
| contents | Recent generative AI advances present new possibilities for supporting visual art creation, but how such promise might assist novice artists during early-stage processes requires investigation. How novices adopt or resist these tools can shift the relationship between the art community and generative systems. We interviewed 13 artists to uncover needs in key dimensions during early stages of creation: (1) quicker and better access to references, (2) visualizations of reference combinations, (3) external artistic feedback, and (4) personalized support to learn new techniques and styles. Mapping such needs to state-of-the-art open-sourced advances, we developed a set of six interactive prototypes to expose emerging capabilities to novice artists. Afterward, we conducted co-design workshops with 13 novice visual artists through which artists articulated requirements and tensions for artist-centered AI development. Our work reveals opportunities to design novice-targeted tools that foreground artists' needs, offering alternative visions for generative AI to serve visual creativity. |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring Opportunities to Support Novice Visual Artists' Inspiration and Ideation with Generative AI Peng, Cindy Qian, Alice Jin, Linghao Chen, Jieneng Han, Evans Xu Liang, Paul Pu Shen, Hong Zhu, Haiyi Hsieh, Jane Human-Computer Interaction Recent generative AI advances present new possibilities for supporting visual art creation, but how such promise might assist novice artists during early-stage processes requires investigation. How novices adopt or resist these tools can shift the relationship between the art community and generative systems. We interviewed 13 artists to uncover needs in key dimensions during early stages of creation: (1) quicker and better access to references, (2) visualizations of reference combinations, (3) external artistic feedback, and (4) personalized support to learn new techniques and styles. Mapping such needs to state-of-the-art open-sourced advances, we developed a set of six interactive prototypes to expose emerging capabilities to novice artists. Afterward, we conducted co-design workshops with 13 novice visual artists through which artists articulated requirements and tensions for artist-centered AI development. Our work reveals opportunities to design novice-targeted tools that foreground artists' needs, offering alternative visions for generative AI to serve visual creativity. |
| title | Exploring Opportunities to Support Novice Visual Artists' Inspiration and Ideation with Generative AI |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.24167 |