J.Quondam
CR 1/8
Yeah, the PEP ("Pointy-Ear Problem") is annoying.
"anthropomorphic ear, with pointy ears"
Yeah, the PEP ("Pointy-Ear Problem") is annoying.
Those were done in Midjourney. I mostly work with it since I have a subscription. If you like, I can put together a quick guide on how I create photorealistic images like this. There are a number of tricks involved (like specifying particular camera types, film stocks, exposure times, and color spaces). I recall I specified a very shallow depth of field for that one. My experience is that you get better results the more you know about the medium you are working with. For example, most people won't notice this detail, but the aspect ratio coreesponds to the classic IMAX 19:10 format (rather than the more common 21:9 cinematic aspect ratio).What AI did you use for generating the second image??? It wasn't BING was it? I have not been able to get real-life to that level with Bing.
Looks more like a loving caress...Tommi (Human Rogue Scout) is attacked by a giant rat. Okay, he looks like he's petting it. And this is the LEAST cute rat out of al my options. The rest were adorable, and Tommi looked like he was happy to see them.
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Great, thanks! And I've noticed that with tails too... doesn't know what to do with them in spacesuits, armour, or anything else. But removable sheaths make lovely sense for furgonomics purposes.Yes, you did. The prompt that got me the top one was this:
"A gritty, realistic science-fiction portrait of a humanoid wolf-man in a spacesuit with the bubble of the helmet covering the ears. He is exploring a derelict spaceship with bloodstained walls. Airlocks are open and outer space is visible. He has a laser pistol drawn."
(it took a while to get the wolf ears on the inside of the helmet; you'll notice the second one down doesn't have the helmet, and the tail is out. I now presume that Vargr have a removable tail-sheath on their suits. Good doggy.)
I couldn't get zero-gravity at all; neither the figure floating nor floating objects ( I tried a floating wrench for a few tries, and it ended up embedded i the wall or in his head.)
Immunities: PettingCritters you don't want to run into when you're out of water in the Deserts of Desolation:
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I haven't tried Midjourney yet, but if you could put something together (no rush at all!) that would be awesome.Those were done in Midjourney. I mostly work with it since I have a subscription. If you like, I can put together a quick guide on how I create photorealistic images like this. There are a number of tricks involved (like specifying particular camera types, film stocks, exposure times, and color spaces). I recall I specified a very shallow depth of field for that one. My experience is that you get better results the more you know about the medium you are working with. For example, most people won't notice this detail, but the aspect ratio coreesponds to the classic IMAX 19:10 format (rather than the more common 21:9 cinematic aspect ratio).
One useful trick - especially for extreme close up shots - is to specify imperfections. For example, the image below used the terms "realistic skin pores, blackheads on the nose". It's not glamorous but it often works...
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