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

[Stormonu]

...And for a githzeria

Prompt: A highly detailed watercolor and pen drawing of a tall and slender humanoid with rough leathery yellow skin, bright black eyes, long and angular skull, small and highly placed flat nose, pointed ears, russet hair styled in a topknot, pointed teeth, stern and grim, standing tall, has beads and gems decorating its cream-colored robes, wearing sandals, casting a spell, starry space background

 

[Turgenev]

Here are some Mind Flayers. I played around with the colour of the trim in the prompt.


Prompt: tall and thin humanoid with rubbery greenish-violet texture, has a ridged elongated octopus head with purplish-black tentacles, wearing dramatic black robes with a high collar and gold trim, dark cavern background, high detail, digital painting

 

[Turgenev]

Here are some Oni


Prompt: Japanese Oni with blue skin, dark hair, pair of short ivory horns on forehead, white eyes, black teeth, black claws, wearing medieval pants and cloak, dark cavern background, high detail, digital painting

 

[Turgenev]

Here are some Eye of Gruumsh Orcs


Prompt: D&D orc, rough grey skin, yellow eye, eye patch over one eye, piggish faces with prominent lower canines that resemble tusks, wearing ring mail armor, armed with a great axe, aggressive, strong, dynamic action, wide shot, high detail, digital painting

 

[tsadkiel]

Silhouette art. (And sometimes silhouette painting, when the AI insists on giving me photos.)

 

[Saracenus]

P.S.: Can you PM me the instructions to do multiple pictures as attachments instead of full-sized? I know they were posted earlier, but finding them in this thread is difficult.

No need to PM, just so the newer folks to the thread understand how to do thumbnails:
1) Paste or upload image.
2) Delete image. It will still have an attachment of that image.

3) Click on the Insert and select Thumbnail, not Full image.

Just make sure the blinking cursor is where you want the thumbnail to go.

NOTE: If you create a thumbnail, the attachment will not be visible in your finished post (this is desirable) but will reappear if you want to reposition it when you edit your post.

Alternately, you can resize the image manually two ways:
Option 1:
1) Click on the image you just pasted/uploaded and the following will show up:

2) Click on the four arrows icon and the following will show up:

3) Change the Width or Height (leave the other on auto) and then click Update.
I find that setting width to 450 will allow me to post 2 images side by side while being large enough to see details. I really only use thumbs if I have more that 2 images to show.

Option 2:
1) Click on the pasted/uploaded image and then drag from the corner box until it is the size you want.

I hope this helps.

 

[Saracenus]

I mostly use Midjourney to create quick illustrations of locations characters encounter. Here are some examples, showing different moods:

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Great to have you here. I think you are the first poster with direct Midjourney skills. There a just somethings Midjourney does better that DALL-E (and Vice Versa) and it will be interesting to talk with you about the differences between the platforms.

 

[Saracenus]

More Dragonborn Pixar cuteness:

 

[J.Quondam]

P.S.: Can you PM me the instructions to do multiple pictures as attachments instead of full-sized? I know they were posted earlier, but finding them in this thread is difficult.

Just to add to what Saracenus said just upthread, here's a an alternative for inserting many images all at once:

1. Click "Attach Files" button at the bottom of the post editor.


2. In the pop-up File Browser, select images off your computer, and click "Open". (Use CTRL-click to select more than one at a time.)



Those files will appear at bottom of your post editor, and an "Insert Multiple" button will appear just below them:



3. Put your cursor where you want to insert the pics.
4. Click "Insert Multiple". The options in that space will change to some selection options:


5. Click "Select All" (or tick whichever ones pics want) and "Thumbnails".

At that point, the selected images should be inserted at your cursor as a string of thumbnails. (There won't be any spaces between them, though, so moving them around after insertion can be finicky.)



(Note that in the thumbnail selector in Step 5 you can also mouse over a specific image and choose how to insert it individually, as thumb or full-size. This is nice if you want to quickly add images at different places in a post: move cursor, insert, move cursor, insert, etc.)


Those instructions are for Firefox on a Windows 10 laptop, but should be similar across the board. Small differences are likely be in Step 2 using the File Browser, but should look familiar on your own computer. (Also I have no idea how to do any of this on a mobile device.)

 

[Turgenev]

This was my instructions for attaching multiple files to a post that I sent via PM.

Attaching files is a two step process. First click on the 'attach files' link. When you do this you can select multiple files at once (hold down control while selecting your images) or click on the attach files button multiple times to add extra images.

Once the images have been attached, click on the 'insert multiple...' button (located above the 'attach images' button). Then you can click on 'select all' and then click on 'insert: thumbnail.' That will insert the images into the post at the location of your cursor. Once the images are inserted in the post, you can grab them and move them in any order your wish.

Cheers,
Tim