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D&D spell illustration challenge, day 36 (5 days late): Comprehend Language GMs who want language to matter in their game will find a way to screw you anyway. Prompt: Two mages stand facing each other in a candlelit ritual chamber, one holding a pinch of soot and tge other a pinch of salt...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 35: Burning Hand Little Timmy is pleased to show his teacher how he self-taught Burning Hand by reading in the library. He's such a good student. Prompt: A young wizard seen from the back stands in the heart of an ancient library, eyes wide with panic...

Interestingly, chinese models (Seedream, Hidream, Vivago...) tend to produce more Chinese-looking persons when "umprompted", like "a gardener" or "a businessman". Not the default, but it's enough for me to have noticed. Also, Firefly has the same bias, despite only trained on licensed art. There...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 33: The dwarven technomagical complex is looking for a commercial name for the wand of Blight. Prompt: A stocky dwarf mage stands in the middle of a once-lush glade, surrounded by withering foliage and blackened vines. His beard is braided with copper...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 32: Blade Ward. Blade Ward might be just an illusion, but few foes will risk ignoring spectral blades orbiting you, lowering their attack chances. Prompt: A fierce alleyway duel unfolds beneath the hanging lanterns of a misty medieval district. At the...

I think it's better. If the software was assuming too much, it would be more prone to draw something else than what it is asked. Clarifying assumption through text sounds a more efficient way to do things, until (or unless) you're working through a workflow where a full-fledged LLM interprets...

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 31: Bigby's line of Hand spells. Saving a falling child's life by casting Bigby's Hand at the exact right time can immensely improve your popularity with the locals. To cause a child to fall from a window at the appropriate moment, refer to the Telekinetic...

Love the first, even if the prompt adherence was somewhat shaky. They're cute.

D&D spell illustration challenge, day 30: Feeblemind Feeblemind was especially tough because it turned the party into caregivers. Prompt: A full-body portrait of a classic wizard in elaborate robes, visibly stricken by a mental collapse. His posture is slouched, shoulders drooping, head...