D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments

[Kannik]

And now a Vargr Scout, for the Traveller fans.

Nice! Would you mind sharing the style and prompt to get that kind of gritty old school sci-fi milieu? (Or did I just guess it as "gritty classic sci-fi"? )

 

[Kobold Stew]

Yes, you did. The prompt that got me the top one was this:

"A gritty, realistic science-fiction portrait of a humanoid wolf-man in a spacesuit with the bubble of the helmet covering the ears. He is exploring a derelict spaceship with bloodstained walls. Airlocks are open and outer space is visible. He has a laser pistol drawn."

(it took a while to get the wolf ears on the inside of the helmet; you'll notice the second one down doesn't have the helmet, and the tail is out. I now presume that Vargr have a removable tail-sheath on their suits. Good doggy.)

I couldn't get zero-gravity at all; neither the figure floating nor floating objects ( I tried a floating wrench for a few tries, and it ended up embedded i the wall or in his head.)

 

[Guest 7037866]

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What AI did you use for generating the second image??? It wasn't BING was it? I have not been able to get real-life to that level with Bing.

 

[Guest 7037866]

Several party portaits in a couple different styles.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Several party portaits in a couple different styles.

Those are fun. I really wish that the AI didn't always want to give 99% of them pointy ears, but OTOH, I like it when it gets creative. Like that little purple person in the bottom left on the eighth one. Cool stuff.

 

[Guest 7037866]

Those are fun. I really wish that the AI didn't always want to give 99% of them pointy ears, but OTOH, I like it when it gets creative. Like that little purple person in the bottom left on the eighth one. Cool stuff.

Yeah, the PEP ("Pointy-Ear Problem") is annoying.

The funny thing is, the prompt was almost exactly the same for all of them except a single word regarding the style.

I like a lot of the fun stuff, like this:

A creature on the head of another creature on the shoulder of a PC LOL!

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Yeah, the PEP ("Pointy-Ear Problem") is annoying.

The funny thing is, the prompt was almost exactly the same for all of them except a single word regarding the style.

I thought it might be. In a lot of ways, that's the most interesting part!

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Critters you don't want to run into when you're out of water in the Deserts of Desolation:

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Continued:

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I'm relatively into naval history (I use "relatively" in that I have an interest, but I have met people that have more of an... obsession. Not like that. Just an interest.) So, in a lot of ways... these are abhorrent. But still, interesting to see what the AI would do with the prompt: Deck Plans for a Pirate Ship.
Brace yourselves...