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One of my frogs. He got a dusting 'specially for the occasion. He's a very happy frog now. Can you see him smiling?!
Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.
Midjourney v6.0alpha has better TEXT capabilities.
1. Be honest!
2. Be my most creative self
3. be inspired by the 3DJC flickr group
4.(I forgot to add this!) Experiment with text
Prompt #8 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 9: Choose another person who is vert significant in your life right now. It can definitely be the same person that we wrote about on day 3, but I chose to do someone different. Anyway, this prompt is going to be all about those wonderful adjectives, and typography. Describe your special person with as many words as you can fit. For each word, try to use a different font or writing style. This is a great way to practice fun typography!
I chose to do the same person I did for Prompt 3 which is my boyfriend, Darrell.
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Prompt: a female warrior in bikini and a robot discovering an abandoned spaceship on a desert planet with two moons,
Model: Stable Diffusion XL, Style: Comic Book
The prompt was 5 things within reach, already out. My Craft desk is ALWAYS a mess. Way more than 5 things. I decided I would NOT leave my chair for this one. If I couldn't reach it, I wouldn't use it.
Several items were received from a friend in a swap-bot swap. They ALL make me smile. The tissue paper I had on hand. The zentangle PIGGY is from a friend. I added the color to it. Ribbon, paper scraps SMILE letters were in a small baggie. Didn't have the whole alphabet, but I did have SMILE.
Everything was Mod-podged to the pages over the tissue.
Aqua is my favorite color. It reminds me of summer, water and a Mediterranean lifestyle. I haven't got much aqua around me though. Until my eye caught my camera strap. How can I forget that, it is teal color, which is like aqua. My favorite camera item.
Somehow I receive so much color this week. Today my friend brought these lovely orange tulips. I fell in love with the purple wrap though.
Prompt 101
GLUTTONY - is an inordinate desire to consume more than that which one requires
day 101
Ok I do not think that I am gluttonous..if that is even a word...but if there is one thing that I love love love, it is chocolate..I would bathe in it if I could...my all time favourite is plain milk chocolate..especially if it is lindt or red tulip..mmmmm gluttony!
Today's prompt of "my style" I thought of either scrapping the embarrassing style from high school or I have always seen my mom smock little dresses for babies (cousins, friends, co-workers). She is very good at it and I look forward to the day when she makes them for Shaelynn. This layout is was quite bitter to do after I phoned her up to ask her how many she made for me when she told me that it was Grandma (dad's mom" who made them). She refused to teach my mom, saying it "would be too difficult for her to learn". This would be why I have not visited my only living grandparent since 2000. The constant hurt that she did to my mom and to me. Because mom was "from the wrong side of the tracks". Ok, done and moving on.
Daily Paper Prompt #37 Block Letters
Can you guess what I've been watching?
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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.
Drawing exercise from Carla Sonheim. Each Thursday she is posting a "paint blob" image to use as the starting point for a drawing.
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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.
The group works on some starter writing exercises a the initial Museum WithOut Walls digital storytelling workshop.