Our initial intention with Pixed Magazine was to make it a monthly publication with some flexibility but still monthly. The truth is that several circumstances have prevented this. The reality is that we are rethinking the publication to adapt to the massive amount of information that appears daily about AIs and our own schedule.
During the preparation of issue 3, we have encountered significant changes in Midjourney parameters, new models for Stable Diffusion, the emergence of SDXL 3 (although with little success), developments in AI-generated video from Sora to Luma and Runway updates, the new ChatGPT-4o model, and there is already talk of ChatGPT-5. All this in just a few weeks, and it’s just a sample.
We could say that it would be possible to publish a daily magazine about AI! A newspaper! But it is not within our reach nor is it our mission.
The main objective of Pixed Magazine is to show what is possible to do with AI in the field of graphic/digital design and to cover the latest developments in other sectors in the form of brief news. Going in-depth into all of them is completely unfeasible. On any of the social networks where we are present, or through our direct email, we are happy to receive proposals, suggestions, and comments. Have you found an AI that does… and is extremely useful, interesting, and affordable? Tell us which one it is, and we will set our editorial team to take a look.
In issue 3 of Pixed Magazine, we will see the creation and refinement of a unique style, Arti. We have already given some examples of it. As I write this, we are already working on Arti+, a new version that goes beyond refining a style. It is in the same line but with its own character:
Just as it happens with the –sref styles of Midjourney, which are varied, to say the least, it is not a style applicable to all kinds of scenes. That’s why we will evolve and create “Arti” styles for each situation over time. A basic and essential component of this evolution is the addition of the personal style –p, which allows us to personalize the style, and each of you will have the option to use this parameter or not in all the styles of the Arti collection.
But we will see that in issue 3 and future issues of Pixed Magazine.
The Resources section will have more pages to cover the latest developments in all kinds of AIs. A few months ago, we barely had 2,000 AIs on the market; today, that number seems ridiculous. Is everything that appears with the “made with AI” label good? We’ll have to see.
