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Our Lady of Prompt Succor Cemetery, Westwego, Louisiana.

  

The soft grass seems like a good place for him to practice to stand up and (try to) walk.

My initial prompts for this idea were really born of my love of postal marking ephemera and the unique beauty that emerges from the wearing down and markings of travel. It’s a romantic idea. At first my prompts didn’t really have personal meaning. I just wanted to see what MIdjourney would come up with when fed this idea. I loved it immediately. So then I started feeding it prompts related to Trinidad where my mom is from, like Hibiscus, the national flower, and the sorrel flower and steel pans… I really love the feel of these. It was a lot of fun making them.

This was actually a photobomb. Can't get too mad at this photobomb though.

There are no rules!

 

Clearly even spelling is optional...

For the supply list and how-to pointers go to Creativity Prompt.

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

 

Daily Paper Prompt #37 Block Letters

 

Can you guess what I've been watching?

 

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Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

 

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

 

{prompt addicts - week of july 10th - solar flare}

Traditions ~ Sunday roast, Dad sitting by the Christmas tree on Christmas Day handing out presents, Peeling a ton of sprouts on Christmas Eve, Opening Christmas presents one person at a time taking forever, "Dad's" armchair and Dad at the head of the table.

For more details go to Creativity Prompt.

 

[Fonts: Asha, Tidy Hand; Digital Kits: Springtime Basics, Starburst Mini, Long and Winding Road, Can't buy Me Love - All by Shimelle Laine at Two Peas In A Bucket.]

Prompt: Ivy

inktense pencils, sharpie

This is where I sit to prompt and create some sound effects for the play. It's the cosiest prompt corner I've ever had. Almost tasteful!

 

From the not quite complete set of Party Piece after the first dress rehearsal at the Apollo Theatre, Isle of Wight.

See the animated goodness here

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The group works on some starter writing exercises a the initial Museum WithOut Walls digital storytelling workshop.

This prompt would have been perfect for me tomorrow as I'm going to an all day crop. So, off prompt.... With Lain's suggestion I bought Lisa Echerd's 52 Scrapbook Layout Sketches. This is my take on one of the 2 photo sketches.

The 30 Day Journal Challenge

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Prompt 25: what's in my bag?

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

 

Midjourney v6.0alpha has better TEXT capabilities.

#44 - 2021 Scribbles and Drabbles

Two necklaces of the same pattern, each with three etched silver disks, one in yellow and silver, the other in red and black beads of various materials, both knotted on silk cord.

#9b - 2021 Scribbles and Drabbles

Detail of one of the carved bone separator elements, showing the copper chain and wirework, and the glass & stone beads at the end of the strands.

Lovin' these Illinois skies lately!! Taken as the sun was setting on one fine day.

And I love people in b&w...especially ones that have so much texture and character.

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thread sketch on canvas painted with gouache

Created the pocket out of scrapbook paper.

 

Petals- gardenia, rose, sunflower

   

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Generated with Stable Diffusion AI v1.4.

 

Prompt: "multidimensional beings,himalayas,mist,epic,matte painting,emil melmoth,zdzislaw belsinki,craig mullins,yoji shinkawa,trending on artstation,"

 

Seed: 953

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 :)

  

Start making with Stable Diffusion on the official web UI: beta.dreamstudio.ai/

You get 200 free credits. Alternatively, find a Google Colab to make images at a cheaper rate. Mine personal one is too personalized to publicly share.

Join the Stable Diffusion community on Discord: discord.gg/stablediffusion

 

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