December Bride
Dec 17, 2023 21:16:55 #
A short while back a fellow member contacted me asking a how to do it question.
This image was generated and sent to them. They said that was what they were trying to do.
The suggested prompt was sent to them.
This image was generated and sent to them. They said that was what they were trying to do.
The suggested prompt was sent to them.
Dec 18, 2023 01:25:03 #
Dec 18, 2023 01:27:54 #
Dec 18, 2023 05:50:30 #
I’m guessing they were after the eye gaze - and that your request/instruction included words to that effect. Whatever, it worked well. Unlike the button hole flower and the black tie, which look distinctly odd to me! Still, a bit of Ps would sort that soon enough. Another great example of time saved, for which a commercial illustrator would be very grateful.
Dec 18, 2023 07:10:25 #
Some of the formal weddings are 'black tie' with gardenia in the buttonhole.
I used 'loving gaze' as one of the clauses.
AI when it works, is a time saver. When AI wants to go off the rails, many hours of badness can happen.
I used 'loving gaze' as one of the clauses.
AI when it works, is a time saver. When AI wants to go off the rails, many hours of badness can happen.
Dec 18, 2023 07:15:37 #
hannaco wrote:
Some of the formal weddings are 'black tie' with gardenia in the buttonhole.
I used 'loving gaze' as one of the clauses.
AI when it works, is a time saver. When AI wants to go off the rails, many hours of badness can happen.
I used 'loving gaze' as one of the clauses.
AI when it works, is a time saver. When AI wants to go off the rails, many hours of badness can happen.
I’m not doubting the black tube and buttonhole are required, they just look odd to me. They stick out too far.
Dec 18, 2023 12:28:53 #
Bow tie sticking out... seen that many times IRL. Few men know how to tie them and fewer how to wear them... Thanks god for the ready-made ones... (I have one)
Boutonniere? A small issue, you are correct.
One criticism (major one)
When have you ever seen perfect people match? I have seen incredible folks while working but a match? Nope.
Another other issue arose when I went back to look again before posting the above...
The guy loves her eyebrows, not her!!! (oops)
Oh, loves the guy's hair with two roots!!!
Boutonniere? A small issue, you are correct.
One criticism (major one)
When have you ever seen perfect people match? I have seen incredible folks while working but a match? Nope.
Another other issue arose when I went back to look again before posting the above...
The guy loves her eyebrows, not her!!! (oops)
Oh, loves the guy's hair with two roots!!!
Dec 18, 2023 14:13:09 #
In AI land a perfect match can happen. Next time would asking for a Doberman Pincher or a hag be a better choice? The dog would at least be loyal and loving.
Jan 6, 2024 10:15:42 #
Jan 6, 2024 10:53:17 #
StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
hannaco wrote:
A short while back a fellow member contacted me asking a how to do it question.
This image was generated and sent to them. They said that was what they were trying to do.
The suggested prompt was sent to them.
This image was generated and sent to them. They said that was what they were trying to do.
The suggested prompt was sent to them.
Im not much of a fan for AI created images, but I have say, it did a fantastic job of rendering the detail in the hair of these subjects!
Stan
Jan 6, 2024 14:23:30 #
Ai can do a good job once in a while. AI can also give very bad results much of the time.
Jan 6, 2024 16:52:03 #
JimBart
Loc: Western Michigan
I may be odd man out but the expression on the male does not appear to be a look of love and affection and being just married. To me the look it is one of “ I’ll get you for that” or one where he may be ready to slap her. In my honest opinion.
Jan 6, 2024 17:05:50 #
Mar 24, 2024 20:12:54 #
Nice portrait, but nothing else to tell us it is December.
Oh, well, my wife and I were married in December 1973 and except for the Red Velvet jacket of my Tuxedo and a few decorations in the church that didn't get in the photos, there is nothing "December" about our wedding pictures.
And yes, the red was picked for the month. I was looking at traditional black over black, but we voted and she won. The vote was me one to her one+. The "disco shoes" with heels and very thick soles so I would be at least as tall as her tiara were her idea also. Never wore them again and donated them to Good Will.
Oh, well, my wife and I were married in December 1973 and except for the Red Velvet jacket of my Tuxedo and a few decorations in the church that didn't get in the photos, there is nothing "December" about our wedding pictures.
And yes, the red was picked for the month. I was looking at traditional black over black, but we voted and she won. The vote was me one to her one+. The "disco shoes" with heels and very thick soles so I would be at least as tall as her tiara were her idea also. Never wore them again and donated them to Good Will.
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