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The views here are stunning. You get tired of them after a while. (Cluze)

Athena spends all day sleeping, and then promptly at 8 in the evening, it's play time. Of course this only lasts thirty minutes and it's back to bed for her.

Clipdrop AI,

Prompt: a beautiful young witch with red long hair and a pickaxe as weapon fights against an engry old priest. the witch is sexy dressed with short skirt, blouse with a deep neckline and has green eyes, big boobs. the priest has white hair, white beard and steel-gray eyes and fights with a grave showel. Halloween pumpkins with carved faces that are lying around the field. The graves and grave monuments are old and weathered. A few old, large trees line the field. A full moon shines above everything, with bats fluttering around it. colored french comic style,

Model: Stable Diffusion XL, Style: Comic Book

Nautical Photos of the trip to Hamburg with the Museum Tug ELBE for the "Hamburger Hafengeburtstag" celebration. and a short visit to the Isle HELGOLAND from may 02 till 09-2017.

D'you think we have enough?

Prompted in part by today's @dailyshoot circle theme, and in part by @misener 's "Two like things" project. My eldest just suggested that a pepperoni pizza would have provided "more circles," but this was, as one would expect, serendipitous.

In the grounds of Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness

 

Around AD 580, St Columba made the long journey from his Isle of Iona monastery to the Inverness court of Bridei, king of the Picts. As he was travelling up Loch Ness, Columba was summoned to visit an elderly Pictish nobleman at Airdchartdan (Urquhart). Emchath was close to death, and Columba baptised him and his entire household.

Emchath’s residence may have stood on the site of the castle. The discovery of a fragment of Pictish brooch from the late 700s or early 800s hints that the promontory was possibly a high status Pictish site.

Urquhart saw much military action from the 1200s until its demise in 1692. Edward I of England – ‘Hammer of the Scots’ – captured the castle in 1296. The stronghold was then reclaimed by the Scots and lost to the English once more.

In the 1300s, Urquhart featured prominently in the Scots’ struggle for independence. The castle came under the control of Robert the Bruce after he became King of Scots in 1306. In 1332, in the dark days following Robert I’s death, Urquhart was the only Highland castle to hold out against the English.

But as one threat faded away, a new one emerged: the MacDonalds, Lords of the Isles. Time and again, they swept through Glen Urquhart in their quest for more power, and the castle passed back and forth between the Crown and the clan.

Their last raid, in 1545, proved the worst. The Islesmen got away with an enormous hoard, including 3 great boats and 20 guns.

James IV had given the barony of Urquhart to the Grant family in 1509, along with instructions to restore the castle and estate. The Grants built the Grant Tower, a five-storey tower house, at some point during the 1500s.

In 1688, the Catholic King James VII and II was driven into exile. The crown passed jointly to his Protestant daughter Mary II and her husband William of Orange.

This ‘Glorious Revolution’ prompted the first of the Jacobite Risings – a string of armed attempts to restore the Catholic Stuart line – which continued for more than 50 years.

Much of the Jacobites’ support came from the Highlands, and so Urquhart became a garrison for government forces for more than two years. When the last soldiers marched out of the castle in 1692, they blew it up.

Urquhart soon fell into decay, and part of the Grant Tower crashed to the ground in 1715 during a violent storm.

Attitudes to the ancient stronghold changed in the 1800s, and Urquhart came to be seen as a noble ruin in a majestic setting. It passed into state care in 1913.

[Historic Environment Scotland]

Tensor.art,

Prompt: A female naked warrior with long blonde hairs, blue eyes, red lips, big boops and a nice butt fights against a an alien, using karate kicks, in a jungle,

Negative Prompt: EasyNegative, ugly, deformed, noisy, blurry, distorted, out of focus, bad anatomy, extra limbs, poorly drawn face, poorly drawn hands, missing fingers, double person,

Model: SDXL 1.0, AniPoP Style

created with prompts using recraft ai

Drawing exercise from Carla Sonheim. Each Thursday she is posting a "paint blob" image to use as the starting point for a drawing.

You can check out her blog here:

 

carlasonheim.wordpress.com

this is my funky shell prompt.

 

includes user @ pwd

also, in brackets, which branch the current git checkout is on

the time

what partition i'm on, and how full it is ..

and then the current load

The first prompt for In The Sun was to create an introduction for the journal. Since I just moved into my new apartment and this is the first art project I'm done here, I decided to use the new place as a theme of sorts for the journal. The silly picture of me was a test shot with my new Fujifilm JX310 camera.

 

craftymoira.blogspot.com/2011/06/art-journal-pages-inner-...

One morning when I was relaxing drinking my morning coffee just before another busy day I noticed this stripe in the sky. The simplicity and the peace struck me. (People traveling so high).

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

 

Midjourney v6.0alpha has better TEXT capabilities.

Watercolor and Conte' crayons, gold acrylic ink, Touch Twin alcohol markers, Colorwash spray.

 

The lyrics are from Mysterious Ways by U2.

 

All rights reserved and copyright protected.

NaNoJouMo prompt #17 "You can't always get what you want" by The Rolling Stones. This is probably my favorite page so far, it makes me smile every time I see it :)

Mode: Julien Fournier (Photography, Direction, Make Up)

This was my "Treat" today, because I've wanted us to do this for ages.

{prompt addicts: week of July 31st; "this little light of mine"}

Focus52 Week18 Prompt; May Flowers

 

Besides being a photograher and musician - I have also been training Bonsia Plants for almost 20 years.

 

This Cotoneaster is generally completed covered with little white flowers. This photo was taken a little early.

BED. This is the only out of picture I will do out of order. I woke up at 5:30am and got up and looked back at my bed. It reminded me of just how empty it is and just how lonely I felt at the moment because no one was on the other side. I took a picture and the lamp just appeared super bright. Like it was shining the light on what is lacking in that bed.

machine embroidery on canvas painted with gouache and watercolor.

Prompted by Shaun's The Grime Lover's photos of Beeston this was taken on a WPS outing in the 70s or 80s. Norman Cuthbert fifth from left..

We washed up in the kitchen after eating in the tent

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