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

Having another go at Mr One-Trick Pony from my Mad Mage campaign. I can't get his one trick (spirit guardians) to work, so I'm focusing on other aspects of his character, like the fact that he has 1 level of storm sorcerer, and that he is a gold dwarf. I've been working off the SCAG gold dwarf look.


Here are latest attempts:


Full prompt: D&D rulebook illustration style. Full length view of a bearded African-looking male D&D dwarf. The D&D dwarf wears D&D-style blocky geometric gold plate armor. He carries a blocky sharp dwarf-crafted magical battle axe. His eyes glow and sizzle with electricity as he stands firmly in the midst of a vast subterranean cavern lit by clumps of phosphorescent fungi. A rat cowers on the ground at his feet.


EDIT: Toning down the amount of gold, trying to add a helmet and shield (which is supposed to have an eye on it, since it's a sentinel shield) and lift him off the ground using his Tempestuous Magic feature. Getting there bit by bit ...

Godzilla and Galactus playing tennis on top of Oakland

Well, here is Deity number 8.

Hekzia, also known as the Arcane Matron, the Forbidden Tome, and the Serpent of Secrets, is the Arch-Fiend goddess of Secrets, Forbidden Knowledge, Subterfuge, and Arcane Magic. Hekzia is a massive serpent with shadow black scales that are covered in all manner of arcane sigils, spell formulas, dangerous secrets and knowledge that can bring lesser beings to ruin. These complex series of symbols and old language runes constantly shift, break apart, and rewrite themselves, making it impossible for the average person to make out anything meaningful from them. As the goddess of arcane magic, she manages the arcane aspect of the weave of magic and is the patron deity to both Wizards and Sorcerers.

Now, I'm still not sure if I prefer her with just the white runes against the shadowy black body or a rainbow of color against the shadowy black body. I'm also split between the sleek snake or cobra look. I'm leaning more cobra but some of the regular snake pics are gorgeous.

Here are some pics with rainbow runes.







And here are some with pure white runes and symbols.

I present to you, "Her Fey Majesty, Queen Yolande, Perfect Flower of Celene, Lady Rhalta of All Elvenkind."

"Holy Kord, guys, is it just me or does the sky look like it's raining fire, but there doesn't seem to be any color...?"

I think I solved the bearded elves problem, just use androgynous instead of male or female. I have not tested combining it with a specific gender yet...

I was trying my animal hybrids and decided to go all-out with combining a wolverine and a crocodile. Apparently the AI thinks I meant the X-Men Wolverine, not the animal!

Same prompt but specifying in the style of a Medieval Tapestry



Romanticism Art Style


High detail color illustration

Andy Warhol


Not sure why "Mural on a brick building" did this, but I won't complain...

Sometimes it struggles with art styles, especially when you're very specific about the subject matter.

pukunui said:

Sometimes it struggles with art styles, especially when you're very specific about the subject matter.

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Very true, but I was very pleased with how it all came out overall. I mean there are ton of, "it looks good!" And then I find some weird hand artifact (like six fingers) or the nose is all messed up, sigh. I keep them all so that I can mess with stuff that is almost there but needs some clean-up like I did with the Teifling Necromancer.