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LTSings

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This is my most popular AI art creation on NightCafe. It currently has 147 likes. I'd like to see other people's AI art creations too. It can be created with any AI art image generator. It doesn't have to be created on NightCafe.

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LTSings

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This is my most popular creation on NightCafe now. It currently has 222 likes. I got it to work now.

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LTSings

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This one currently has 75 likes. Not my most popular, but one of my personal favorites.

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LTSings

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I did this one of Whitney Houston and it won a community "Pop Stars" challenge on NightCafe.

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I just won a community "City Lights" challenge on NightCafe with this one.

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LTSings

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My latest 2.

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baystateoftheart

Neil Young as a butternut squash

Age: 30

Location: Massachusetts

What goes into these on your end? Do you write an initial prompt and then ask it to make specific revisions to the image? How many versions do you typically go through to get a finished image?

Also, do you consider these to be just as much art as entirely human-created works? Would you hang one of them on your wall?

I see why many people would like the style of what you've posted, but the city lights one in particular needs more editing. The words on signs and street layout are nonsensical. Vehicles would never be required to hop a massive curb to turn from one street to another street or parking area, and the driving (or parking with lights on?) situation on the left is totally implausible too.
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MadhattanJack

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baystateoftheart wrote:

The words on signs and street layout are nonsensical. Vehicles would never be required to hop a massive curb to turn from one street to another street or parking area, and the driving (or parking with lights on?) situation on the left is totally implausible too.

Well, you've probably just never been the NIB in West-North Gletimore before, have you? Otherwise, you'd know that if you pull up in front with no headlights, the guy in the blue neon top hat comes out and forces you to drive under the low bridge that will tear your car's roof off.

Personally, I'm more concerned about the drowning Pekingese!

LTSings

Gender: Female

baystateoftheart wrote:

What goes into these on your end? Do you write an initial prompt and then ask it to make specific revisions to the image? How many versions do you typically go through to get a finished image?

Also, do you consider these to be just as much art as entirely human-created works? Would you hang one of them on your wall?

I see why many people would like the style of what you've posted, but the city lights one in particular needs more editing. The words on signs and street layout are nonsensical. Vehicles would never be required to hop a massive curb to turn from one street to another street or parking area, and the driving (or parking with lights on?) situation on the left is totally implausible too.

I'll give you a few links to some of my images and you can go check out my prompts for yourself. Sometimes I just use a basic prompt and sometimes I add a preset to my basic prompt. I also usually use a negative prompt along with my positive prompt unless I'm making the image for a challenge that doesn't allow negative prompts or using a model that doesn't have negative prompts enabled. You put what you don't want to see in your image in your negative prompt. And recently, NightCafe has added what's called "prompt magic" to the site. Prompt magic is a new feature. With this feature the AI takes the prompt you write and revises it and uses the revised prompt. I do believe it takes a lot more talent to create the beautiful works of art made by some real artists. On the other hand, I like what the AI makes much better than some creations made by so-called "real artists". I especially hate modern art. And yes, I would hang some of my favorite creations I've made on my wall. Not all of them of course, but some of my personal favorites of the ones I've made. In fact, NightCafe gives their site's members an option to buy any of the images they've created as a print. I haven't done this yet, but some members have. In most cases you can evolve your image if you don't like how it turns out at first. The number of times it takes to get an image exactly how you want varies, and sometimes just doesn't happen. Sometimes the AI simply refuses to give you what you want. AI is far from perfect, but overall it's fantastic for people like me who've never had any artistic talent. It makes feel like we are finally participating in something that we've simply never been able to before because of our lack of talent. It's great that even someone like me can create beautiful and cute images with AI. And some of the challenges on NightCafe are really fun.

Here's a link to my Orange Sunset Beach creation:
https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creati...isdmWoyM6y

I created this image with Bing Copilot Designer and then uploaded it to NightCafe. NightCafe allows users to upload images they create with other AI image generators to their site. I used a very simple prompt for this one. My entire prompt was "stunning, ultrarealistic, beach scene with a vivid orange sunset" and it ended up being my most popular image on Nightcafe, so far. Go down the page and look under Creation Settings and you can see my prompt there.

Here's a link to my Whitney Houston portrait:
https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creati...0382VISL7k

Go down to creation settings and you can see, first the positive prompt I used, then under that is my negative prompt.

Last I'll give you this one that has not been posted here yet.

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https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creati...SHwPI6HgYr

The prompt is unique on this one because it was an for emoji challenge that allowed prompt magic. Look under creation settings and you can see the prompt I used that consists of emojis only. This one has no negative prompt because the model I used for this one (Flux Schnell) does is not enabled for negative prompts. Then there's the revised prompt. The AI took my prompt of just emojis and revised it and used it for this image.

LTSings

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MadhattanJack wrote:

Well, you've probably just never been the NIB in West-North Gletimore before, have you? Otherwise, you'd know that if you pull up in front with no headlights, the guy in the blue neon top hat comes out and forces you to drive under the low bridge that will tear your car's roof off.

Personally, I'm more concerned about the drowning Pekingese!

First of all the dog is not a Pekingese. It's a Shih-Tzu. Second, it's not drowning, silly, it's just playing with a ball underwater. Haven't you ever seen images of dogs underwater before? There are a lot of them online. There are even calendars for sell with dogs underwater on them.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Un...amp;ch=577

Sometimes these images even hang in museums.

https://mmam.org/dogs