D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art
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Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
Exploring the Garl Glitteegold angle in multiple styles:
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, Rembrandt style
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, 4 color comic style
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, Van Gough style
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, Rembrandt style
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, 4 color comic style
Garden Gnome Priests laughing while Offering Mass to an altar with a giant golden statue of a laughing garden gnome in a huge rock cavern, Van Gough style
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
Some iteration:
Short Dwarf warrior marrying a tall beautiful Elven Lady, majestic temple, sketch line style
Short Dwarf warrior marrying a tall beautiful Elven Lady, majestic temple, high quality digital painting
Mull Ponders
Adventurer
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mamba
Legend
not really, had the same issue with some other artist (most I tried), Rembrandt is the only one that looks anything like it so far
Epic Meepo
Hero
Does anyone know if there's an app that can tell when an image is generated by an AI?
I'm planning on publishing a large RPG sourcebook on a shoestring budget, and I would love to use some (ethical, non-AI) stock art. Unfortunately, based on what I'm seeing in this thread, I can only assume disreputable contributors are flooding all the stock art sites with thousands of AI-generated images like these and trying to pass them off as human-made artwork. It would seem the entire stock art marketplace is now a tainted well which no ethical publisher can use.
I'm planning on publishing a large RPG sourcebook on a shoestring budget, and I would love to use some (ethical, non-AI) stock art. Unfortunately, based on what I'm seeing in this thread, I can only assume disreputable contributors are flooding all the stock art sites with thousands of AI-generated images like these and trying to pass them off as human-made artwork. It would seem the entire stock art marketplace is now a tainted well which no ethical publisher can use.
Scribe
Legend
Its nuts actually. If someone happens upon an image that fits my desired look in this thread, I mean its crazy.
fluffybunbunkittens
Hero
We can train AIs to recognize AI works, but in practise it's all shifting so fast, you cannot be sure of anything.
I would hate to be in the book publishing business and try to handle their submissions spam.
J.Quondam
CR 1/8
That's one of those billion-dollar questions right now, I suspect. More than a few someones somewheres stand to make or lose a LOT of money depending on the outcome (and control!) of AI detection research.
EzekielRaiden
Follower of the Way
I wasn't getting anything from a direct prompt, but I got this from an indirect one that's in the direction of Shawn Wood's style.
"A D&D dragonborn paladin, attending to his warhorse in a quaint pastoral village, painted using ink and watercolors"
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