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Prompt — at birth, everyone has the date they will die tattooed on their arm. you were supposed to die yesterday
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Prompt: A plus size mature drag queen, blonde curly extreme inverted bob, heavy makeup, plumped deep red matte lips, chunky heavy earrings, standing on a sidewalk, dressed in a Therry Mugler outfit, smiling. Drawn like an 80s comic book
I colored a template using acrylic and glitter. Once I started, it was amazing how many different treatments presented themselves. So many patterns in the simplest of designs.
what quote moves you in your everyday life?
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spent the day at Horseneck beach in Westport Ma. so I'm sending some cool blue waves to those of you in a heat wave!
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"At eight o'clock, promptly, we backed out and -- crossed the river. As we crept toward the shore, in the thick darkness, a blinding glory of white electric light burst suddenly from our forecastle, and lit up the water and warehouses as with a noon-day glare. Another big change, this, -- no more flickering, smoky, pitch-dripping, ineffectual torch-baskets, now: their day is past." [From "Life on the Mississippi." page 260]
“Life on the Mississippi” is a classic travel story by Mark Twain, which contains an account of his childhood experiences, as well as his life on the river as a steamboat pilot. It is his first-hand look at navigating the Mississippi by riverboat and the changes that came about after the Civil War. The book was written at about the same time as “Huckleberry Finn” and shares several themes with that classic. Huck Finn makes a lengthy cameo on pages 42–61, a story within the chapter detailing Huck and Jim's attempt to reach Cairo which does not appear in Huckleberry Finn, published two years later.
In September 1883, “The Atlantic Monthly” published a review of the book, in which the following was said: "The material offered by observations on the journey is various beyond enumeration, and much of it is extremely amusing. Hoaxes and exaggerations palmed off by pilots and other natives along the way upon supposed ignorant strangers; stories of gamblers and obsolete robbers; glimpses of character and manners; descriptions of scenery and places; statistics of trade; Indian legends; extracts from the comments of foreign travelers, -- all these occur, interspersed with two or three stories of either humorous or tragic import, or of both together."
Prompt: Why?
Journaling reads: New Year's Eve 2013
I would never say I'm a champagne snob. Champagne lover? Yes! Cristal, Dom Perignon, Moet & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot are all wonderful, tasty, bubbly treats.So when Steve came back from the store with a $3.49 bottle of Andre, you can definitely understand why I had to lift my jaw off the floor and ask WHY?
I don't think he'll ever live that one down!! And I totally had a different story to tell, with different photos, but bad news after bad news today, I just wasn't in the right frame of mind to give those layouts the love they needed : ) So I decided being snarky with the flat champagne would work! Tomorrow will be better!
The prompt was "spooky" as in "ghostly," "mysterious" and "creepy" and I'm sure that was a spooky ghost looking at me on the right hand side of my shot!! When in doubt run!!
Capture Your 365 .....
52 in 2014 #9 Halloween ....
Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
A joint effort for the photo prompt today.
After spending yesterday morning, then most of the late afternoon/early evening cutting down the front hedge, we were both tired.
This morning, we went out to get photo evidence of our labours....
It's a big pile of dead hedge, Olivia woke up immediately, "It's a trampoline!!" She doesn't often get tired!
Character, voluptuous, beautiful woman from Monty Python Carol Cleveland, Victorian fashion, cinematic lighting, mega hot blonde, curvy, vfx, rim lighting, gorgeous, imax quality visuals, 70mm, 16k, ilm, weta digital
Generated with Stable Diffusion AI v1.4.
Prompt: "beautiful portrait of swimmer,underwater,waves,Gopro,Gopro photoshoot,by Annadel Cinco,by Yaşar VURDEM,ocean waves,artstation,bokeh,depth of "
Seed: 84728
CFG usually either 7, or 14
Image was upscaled with Topaz Gigapixel
Gigapixel config:
- Upscale: 2x
- Mode: standard
- De-noising: 0
- Blur Reduction: 20
- Face recovery: 15
Workflow:
- Generate a ton of 10-20 step "rough drafts" in Google Colab
- Grab the seeds of the good-ish ones
- Rerun in Google Colab with 60-100 steps with the seeds
- Send the good images to Google Drive
- Pull those images into Gigapixel AI and export with standard settings
- Finally, also send them through Sharpen AI, often with "Too soft - Normal" and 30-70 added grain. This step isn't that crucial, but it does help a tiny bit.
- Post to flikr with JS scripts to automate this description :)
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I never felt like I did prompt 2 properly, so I revisted it. First I wrote on the page with gold marker, which was later covered with paint, collage, and the writing in black.
Made for Dawn Sokol's Art Journal Stimulus Project. (www.dblogala.com/)
I think this has been my favorite prompt so far! I had so much fun doodling on these photos of the wildlife in our neighborhood! Blogged here: inspirationeverywhere.blogspot.com/2012/06/new-card-and-m...