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[Ulfgeir]

And some more images of a certain scion of Skadi, leading The Wild Hunt. Here the style was "Horror film poster." And yes, if you met her during the hunt, she would probably consider you prey. In the story-forum I have a short story called Aftermath describing the aftermath of what happened when she took control of the Wild Hunt. At that time she got turned into a huge white wolf, 3 meters tall, when standing on all four paws, and she used an ogre as a chew-toy.

 

[tsadkiel]

Another experiment, trying to depict my moon priestess in the style of a particular artist. Never quite got there, but some of these are close, and many are interesting. Bonus points if you can name the artist.

 

[tsadkiel]

Part two. Getting closer!

 

[Ulfgeir]

Another experiment, trying to depict my moon priestess in the style of a particular artist. Never quite got there, but some of these are close, and many are interesting. Bonus points if you can name the artist.

I see traces of Alphonse Mucha, but also I think some Picasso (before he went gonzo), but I do not think that is the right one.

 

[tsadkiel]

I see traces of Alphonse Mucha, but also I think some Picasso (before he went gonzo), but I do not think that is the right one.

Later than that! Think Duran Duran album cover.

 

[Ulfgeir]

Later than that! Think Duran Duran album cover.

Patrick Nagel?

 

[tsadkiel]

Patrick Nagel?

That was the goal. Never quite got there.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

For some reason, everything I've tried to prompt today has produced a "Unsafe image content detected" message.

 

[Saracenus]

That was the goal. Never quite got there.

Try using the free version of GPT to do an analysis of his style and then uses some combo of them to get closer to it. While you can't reference him by name that is a way to do it.

 

[tsadkiel]

Try using the free version of GPT to do an analysis of his style and then uses some combo of them to get closer to it. While you can reference him by name that is a way to do it.

That is actually how I started!