Okay, so today I messed around with creating some AI-generated images, focusing on two characters named “Leo” and “Luca”. It was a fun little project, and here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First, I jumped onto an AI image generator. I won’t mention any names to avoid promotion, just goole it.
I started with a simple prompt, something like: “a cartoon illustration of two young boys, Leo and Luca, playing in a park”. I hit “generate” and waited to see what the AI would come up with.
First Attempts
The initial results were… interesting. One image had a kid with three arms, and another one made them look like they were melting. Definitely not what I was going for! I realized I needed to be way more specific with my prompts.
Refining the Prompts
So, I started experimenting. I added more details to my prompts, like:
- “Leo has short brown hair and is wearing a blue shirt”
- “Luca has curly blonde hair and is wearing a green shirt”
- “They are playing with a red ball”
- “The art style should be similar to a Pixar movie”
I also played around with different keywords for the setting, like “sunny day,” “bright colors,” and “lush green trees.” I kept tweaking and generating new images, iterating until I got something closer to what I imagined.
The Final Result
After a bunch of tries, I finally got some images I was happy with! Leo and Luca looked like actual, normal kids, and the park scene was vibrant and cheerful. The art style was pretty close to what I’d asked for, too. Success!
It just goes to show, even with powerful tools like AI, you gotta put in the work to get the results you want. You experiment, you learn from the mistakes, and you keep going until it clicks. Keep at it untill AI gives the desire output.
