ArtDiff: Artwork Generation via Conditional Diffusion Models
Abstract
Artwork Generation is an important research area of computer vision. Recently, kinds of generative models have achieved great success in natural image generation. However, artwork generation has rarely been studied due to the unfixed structure of artworks. Combined with prevailing diffusion models, we propose a simple yet effective framework, named as ArtDiff, for artwork generation. Given a name of an artist, we can generate diverse and novel artworks which reflecting the style of the artist. To the best of our knowledge, ArtDiff is the first diffusion model that generate artworks with the guidance of artist's name. Experimental results demonstrate that ArtDiff is able to recognize the artist's preference and generate artworks with reasonable structures and fine-grained details.
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