D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art

[M.T. Black]

Is it okay if we turn this into a general AI art thread? because I used this prompt: exterior, snowy rocky landscape, beautiful female warrior is surprised when a giant skeleton armed with a huge battleaxe burst up from the frozen ground to try and recreate one of my favorite Dragon Mag covers and got this image.
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And I legit LOL'ed

That’s fine!

 

[M.T. Black]

I'm only familiar with Stable Diffusion.

How many iterations did it take to developed those prompts? What did your first attempt look like? Did you feed previous iterations back into the generator?

about 2-3 iterations per prompt. I don’t think it’s possible to feed results back into bing image creator

 

[Parmandur]

A Frog Cleric fighting a vampire cowboy:

A Lizardfolk Cleric leading a religious procession:

Tried to get a Giff fighting off a sea serpent in a Rembrandt style:

 

[M.T. Black]

These look great!

A tip is to use “high resolution digital painting” to get that modern fantasy style

 

[M.T. Black]

I have very serious ethical.concerns about AI art in commercial terms. Thwt being said, I tried to get a Micky Mouse fighting Cthulu thing, and got this:

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I suspect they are stripping out references to owned IP like Mickey Mouse these days

 

[pukunui]

@Parmandur: This looks uncomfortable!

 

[M.T. Black]

@Reynard, I took your prompt, made some minor mods, and generated this:

exterior, snowy rocky landscape, female warrior with bow is surprised when an armored skeleton with a huge battleaxe bursts up from the frozen ground, high detail digital painting

 

[Parmandur]

My version of the Tiger Nomads in Greyhawk actually ride Tigers:

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Attached are several of my attempts to get my Star Wars character. Between all of them I could have good reference art! Lol

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Changed the style from “movie poster” and “Star Wars movie poster” to “studio ghibli anime style” and got these!