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

Parmandur · Oct 12, 2023

Better, yet still horrifying and cute at the same time:

diverse crowd of anthropomorphic Tardigrades wearing elaborate armor and weapons charging with weapons drawn screaming across a steppe. high quality digital painting.

Parmandur · Oct 12, 2023

Oaknald Badebals

J.Quondam · Oct 12, 2023

Parmandur said:
Better, yet still horrifying and cute at the same time:

diverse crowd of anthropomorphic Tardigrades wearing elaborate armor and weapons charging with weapons drawn screaming across a steppe. high quality digital painting.

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Strangely, the horrifying sounds that shreik in my mind when i look at these sounds exactly like my tinnitus.

Zaukrie · Oct 12, 2023

eagle spelljammers (not my fave, but maybe you want them):

RoughCoronet0 · Oct 12, 2023

There is something so satisfying about finally getting the right set of words in your prompt that starts generating images that match what you were going for after fighting with it all day.

Zaukrie · Oct 12, 2023

I asked for elven and dwarven ships:

Jfdlsjfd · Oct 12, 2023

Scribe said:
What is the opposite of the "robust" prompt, asking for a friend. I already have 'lean' as part of the text string, but unfortunately there was a period of comic art (dark age) that is a bit uhh generous in its proportions.

According to reddit knowledge, there are words that can help you out when models have a tendancy to make people overly robust. Mentionning a young age should get the result you want, but I think specifying you want a 16-years old character depicted will get you banned from Dall-E, with the prompt manipulation it does. The other one, that I dared to test, and which is giving good results, is to use the tomboy keyword. It totally make the characters robustless, while keeping them feminine, among several styles.