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

[pukunui]

Not bad! I might have to give Firefly a try myself. (I also have access to the full creative suite through work.)

 

[EzekielRaiden]

LOL. I wish there was a way to tell the AI: "Medieval pants dont have pockets. Please stop portraying people with hands in their pockets."

Yeah, there's a ton of anachronisms like that in most stuff I generate. Asking for "simple cotton clothes" has a very high tendency of producing...t-shirts and jeans. Despite explicitly referring to the character as a fantasy adventurer.

Sometimes, however, it does still strike gold, even if there are occasional wonky bits (the fingers on the left hand here look...wrong.)

 

[Scott Christian]

I didn't see much sketch art, so I will throw this in. This was a single prompt with no revisions.

 

[schneeland]

I didn't see much sketch art, so I will throw this in. This was a single prompt with no revisions.

Looks pretty good! What prompt did you use to generate this? (and what software/portal)

 

[LordEntrails]

So here is my first attempt using Bing. Prompt was: "warforged artificer with a flaming great axe action pose standing in front of a House Cannith mark" too warhammer-ish for me.

 

[Yaarel]

Yeah, there's a ton of anachronisms like that in most stuff I generate. Asking for "simple cotton clothes" has a very high tendency of producing...t-shirts and jeans. Despite explicitly referring to the character as a fantasy adventurer.

Sometimes, however, it does still strike gold, even if there are occasional wonky bits (the fingers on the left hand here look...wrong.)

Heh, I have given up on using the phrase "Viking Period pants" and similar. It doesnt "understand" what the term "pocketless" means.

In the context of other Viking descriptions, like a "viking longhouse", to say "linen low-waist yoga pants" seems to generate images more accurately more frequently.

Heh, but the AI often puts pockets on yoga pants too.

It is the roll of the dice whether the AI gets every part of the description correct. It often confuses or omits parts of the description.

 

[RoughCoronet0]

So here is my first attempt using Bing. Prompt was: "warforged artificer with a flaming great axe action pose standing in front of a House Cannith mark" too warhammer-ish for me.

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I got these results when i modified the prompt to : "Slender mechanical humanoid warforged artificer with a flaming great axe action pose standing in front of a House Cannith mark. D&D fantasy art." Do these get a bit closer?

 

[LordEntrails]

I got these results when i modified the prompt to : "Slender mechanical humanoid warforged artificer with a flaming great axe action pose standing in front of a House Cannith mark. D&D fantasy art." Do these get a bit closer?

Yes! Thank you! I tried another throwing in this link as a reference and said "color pencil. Got a whole different style. But of course I don't actually want pencils in the image! https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/e...orged3e.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20220414180349

 

[LordEntrails]

I wish I had figured out a syntax like:
<adjective> <noun> <verb>, <second a/n/v>, "Style "<style>

 

[Yaarel]

Yes! Thank you! I tried another throwing in this link as a reference and said "color pencil. Got a whole different style. But of course I don't actually want pencils in the image! https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/e...orged3e.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20220414180349
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Does the phrase "colorized" drawing/sketch work?

The AI seems to recognize the phrase "in the style of".