Okay, so today I tried to mess around with creating some, uh, AI-generated images, specifically focusing on two characters, “John” and “Jude.” It wasn’t as straightforward as I initially thought, to be honest.
Getting Started
First, I fired up, uh, my image generator tool. You know, the usual one everyone’s using these days. I figured, “Hey, this should be easy, just type in ‘John and Jude’ and boom, magic.” Yeah, not so much.
My initial attempts were… well, let’s just say they were interesting. I got a lot of pictures of, like, random dudes. Some looked vaguely biblical, others were just, plain weird. Definitely not the “John and Jude” I had in my head.
Tweaking the Prompts
So, I realized I needed to be way more specific. Just throwing names at it wasn’t gonna cut it. I started adding details, like:
- “John and Jude, standing side-by-side”– That helped a little, at least they were in the same picture now.
- “John, short brown hair, wearing a blue shirt; Jude, long black hair, wearing a leather jacket” – Okay, starting to see some differences between them, but still pretty generic.
- “John and Jude, best friends, laughing together” – Tried to get some emotion and a relationship going. The laughing part… sometimes it worked, sometimes it looked creepy. AI, you know?
I spent, like, a good hour just messing with the prompts. Adding adjectives, changing the setting, trying different art styles. It was a lot of trial and error. I even tried throwing in, like, “photorealistic” or “cartoon style” to see if that made a difference. It did, sometimes for the better, sometimes… not so much.
The Results (Sort Of)
Eventually, I got a few images that were… okay. Not perfect, not exactly what I envisioned, but close enough. It’s tough to get AI to understand exactly what you want, especially when it comes to, like, specific character designs and their interaction.
One thing I learned, though, is that you gotta be patient. And you gotta be willing to experiment. Keep tweaking those prompts, try different combinations of words, and don’t be afraid to get super specific. Also save the pictures when it is suitable,because it will be usefull next time.
It’s not a perfect process, but it’s definitely fun to play around with. Maybe tomorrow I’ll try adding some more details, like a specific background or maybe even try to get them into a certain scene. We’ll see how that * is like a child ,you need time and patience.
