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

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[npick03]

Playing around with Bing Create, trying to achieve a retro fantasy vibe.

 

[Scribe]

That Orc looks WAY too much like a former member of one of my gaming groups.

 

[Scribe]

Would love to know your prompts there @npick03

As I work through the cycle with this slight shift on my BW set, I got to my LG God and laughed.

#Goals (and several years, and cycles of 'assistance'....)

 

[Russiee]

Dragon Slayer - 70s Dark Fantasy Attempt

Created with the CharGen AI Fantasy Generator.

Prompt: Dark gritty fantasy, oil painting style, epic battle scene of a fierce woman barbarian slaying a colossal dragon, tattered fur-lined armor, muscular yet voluptuous physique, deep cleavage, bare midriff, powerful stance, flowing wild hair, intense expression, bloodied greatsword, dynamic pose, inspired by Frank Frazetta and Brom, moody atmospheric lighting, rich textured brushstrokes, dramatic contrast.

Art Style: 70s Dark Fantasy

 

[ezo]

Dragon Slayer - 70s Dark Fantasy Attempt

Created with the CharGen AI Fantasy Generator.

Prompt: Dark gritty fantasy, oil painting style, epic battle scene of a fierce woman barbarian slaying a colossal dragon, tattered fur-lined armor, muscular yet voluptuous physique, deep cleavage, bare midriff, powerful stance, flowing wild hair, intense expression, bloodied greatsword, dynamic pose, inspired by Frank Frazetta and Brom, moody atmospheric lighting, rich textured brushstrokes, dramatic contrast.

Art Style: 70s Dark Fantasy
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Although I can't quite get behind the sexpoltation aspect (albeit very minor), I must say the style is SO MUCH BETTER than anything in the 2024 books... Kudos!

 

[Richards]

It's generally traditional to actually face the monster you're fighting, though, isn't it?

Johnathan

 

[pukunui]

It's generally traditional to actually face the monster you're fighting, though, isn't it?

Johnathan

Yes, but the AI art generators really don't like to portray characters from behind. Must be against their programming. (Plus it is pretty typical even in human-made art for characters to have their backs to the monsters, so maybe it's just learned from that.)

 

[tsadkiel]

Yes, but the AI art generators really don't like to portray characters from behind. Must be against their programming. (Plus it is pretty typical even in human-made art for characters to have their backs to the monsters, so maybe it's just learned from that.)

I have had good results with "seen from behind."

 

[pukunui]

I have had good results with "seen from behind."

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OK. That’s good to know. It’s been a while since I played around with any, so maybe it’s not an issue anymore.