You type the details into Bing Image creator. I keep a word document on details. Like Baroque architecture, Moroccan tile with rococo details...then I describe things as succinctly as possible and judging what I am getting helps me to make adjustments. You consider materials, textures, pattern styles, physics elements, camera lighting, bioluminescence. Just play with it to see what you are getting. This time I looked up Russian details, Naruko dolls, Kokeshi dolls, gothic elements, tapestry art etc. Then you can add random words like "luminescent" "ethereal". I always start with Hyper Realistic, which I just found out the other image creator won't let you do with people. So, I am happy with Bing Image creator for now. Here is an example :Hyper Realistic: Ambient occlusion Geometric abstraction. Cream, gold, yellow and navy blue details. 8k Majolica –no pottery Ethereal. Luminescent. "Majolica" is a pattern on pottery, then I said -no pottery which means I want the pattern but not the pottery. It's like writing a sentence. Here I will write one I have never written before :
Hyperrealistic middle aged woman with red hair wearing a high collared lace plumb and cherry dress throwing a computer across the room. Mahogany table, Edison lamp, red textured rug with cobalt details, rococo details. The moon shines in the window. Diffuse light. Occlusion. Luminescent. Ethereal. That would generate a picture. You can change the angle, the lighting, the texture.....and things of that nature. I didn't know those things before I started doing it. I just find a new area of interest, find terms and methods with that, save it to Word and then throw something new in the mix. You hit enter and Bing Image Creator gives you four products. Sometimes only one or two, but usually four.
Wow 🤩
I guess they’re AI, but I still don’t have any idea how it’s done.
You type the details into Bing Image creator. I keep a word document on details. Like Baroque architecture, Moroccan tile with rococo details...then I describe things as succinctly as possible and judging what I am getting helps me to make adjustments. You consider materials, textures, pattern styles, physics elements, camera lighting, bioluminescence. Just play with it to see what you are getting. This time I looked up Russian details, Naruko dolls, Kokeshi dolls, gothic elements, tapestry art etc. Then you can add random words like "luminescent" "ethereal". I always start with Hyper Realistic, which I just found out the other image creator won't let you do with people. So, I am happy with Bing Image creator for now. Here is an example :Hyper Realistic: Ambient occlusion Geometric abstraction. Cream, gold, yellow and navy blue details. 8k Majolica –no pottery Ethereal. Luminescent. "Majolica" is a pattern on pottery, then I said -no pottery which means I want the pattern but not the pottery. It's like writing a sentence. Here I will write one I have never written before :
Hyperrealistic middle aged woman with red hair wearing a high collared lace plumb and cherry dress throwing a computer across the room. Mahogany table, Edison lamp, red textured rug with cobalt details, rococo details. The moon shines in the window. Diffuse light. Occlusion. Luminescent. Ethereal. That would generate a picture. You can change the angle, the lighting, the texture.....and things of that nature. I didn't know those things before I started doing it. I just find a new area of interest, find terms and methods with that, save it to Word and then throw something new in the mix. You hit enter and Bing Image Creator gives you four products. Sometimes only one or two, but usually four.
Incredible process! Thank you for providing your method. It’s important to be a wordsmith to create such gorgeous images. 💫💞
I love the illustrations! Is their creation a secret?
Thank you, I just responded with some info on your other comment : )
Well, This was a terrific dream for sure!
Was this all just a komodo dragon dream? Who knows?
If I were going to rename it, that would be the name :)
Oh my gosh Tereza! I didn't even think of that, but you have a valid point!
I’m blown away by your amazing images! Thank you, these are so awesome! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Magnificent.