The College of Fine Arts holds a seminar on artificial intelligence and its role in developing students’ drawing skills

The Department of Fine Arts at the College of Fine Arts at the University of Diyala held a symposium on artificial intelligence and its role in developing students’ drawing skills.
The symposium, which was discussed by Assistant Professor Imad Khadir Abbas, aimed to:
1. Introduce students to the concept of artificial intelligence and its applications in the arts.
2. Explore artificial intelligence tools that help develop drawing skills.
3. Teach students how to use artificial intelligence to improve drawing and creativity techniques.
4. Motivate students to integrate modern technology with traditional art.
Target group:
– School and university students interested in art and drawing.
– Beginners in drawing who want to improve their skills.
– Teachers looking for new ways to teach art.
The symposium included:
An introduction to artificial intelligence and art.
– Definition of artificial intelligence and its history.
– Applications of artificial intelligence in drawing.
Artificial intelligence tools for drawing:
– A presentation of the most important programs and applications that use artificial intelligence in drawing (such as DALL-E, Artbreeder, DeepArt).
– How to use these tools to improve drawing skills.
– Practical training on using one of the applications.
Developing drawing skills using artificial intelligence:
– How to analyze artwork generated by artificial intelligence.
– Improving drawing techniques by learning from generated models.
– Practical training on creating a drawing using artificial intelligence.
Practical applications:
– Designing a small art project using artificial intelligence.
– Discussing challenges and solutions.
– Showcasing the program’s artwork