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Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
J.Quondam
CR 1/8
"Kite" I said, not "knight." Flying a KITE!Hmm ... not the kind of elves I was going for here, but I'm impressed it got the rest of the prompt down!
EDIT: And this prompt gives me cosplayers in Central Park!
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Tales and Chronicles
Jewel of the North, formerly know as vincegetorix
it's becoming harder and harder to generate a character! If a least it told you which word was blocked!
My next prompt will have to be ''decent white cis-women behind a pitch black curtain stand at a virtuous distance of her legitimate husband while they do non-damaging activities''
My next prompt will have to be ''decent white cis-women behind a pitch black curtain stand at a virtuous distance of her legitimate husband while they do non-damaging activities''
pukunui
Legend
I think I accidentally produced some yochlol with this prompt.
Here are some deliberate yochlol. I was honestly expecting to get blocked on this one, but it came through, and they actually look pretty decent (for oozy tentacled candle monsters)!
Prompt: Surrealism, a tall heavy yellow oozy melting monster that resembles a living candle with a waxy exterior, eight writhing powerful tentacles and a pillar-like main body with a single sinister scarlet eye in the middle.
Surrealism style without the candle reference:
Comic book art versions:
1950s horror movie poster, changed "pillar" to "stalagmite":
1950s comic book art:
Last one:
Here are some deliberate yochlol. I was honestly expecting to get blocked on this one, but it came through, and they actually look pretty decent (for oozy tentacled candle monsters)!
Prompt: Surrealism, a tall heavy yellow oozy melting monster that resembles a living candle with a waxy exterior, eight writhing powerful tentacles and a pillar-like main body with a single sinister scarlet eye in the middle.
Surrealism style without the candle reference:
Comic book art versions:
1950s horror movie poster, changed "pillar" to "stalagmite":
1950s comic book art:
Last one:
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