Following on from yesterday's post I have another small set of AI generated stickers, this time of adorable pastel owls. Again, these are not perfection but cute enough I think to be passable just for fun.

The lower right owl is nearly spot on as a result for a prompt I copied from another user in Mid-Journey (if you don't know, prompt copying is encouraged, it's not a bad thing). But the same prompt produced the other three stickers as well so consistency is a crap shoot.

I'm not posting them here but these are the best from about 30 options I produced. Those odds aren't really that great and shows how much time you need to spend generating images and experimenting with prompts. A fellow creator very experienced in AI has said that once you get your prompts down you should have closer to a 75% success rate. Clearly I have some way to go!

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This week I'm offering a couple of sticker sets (this is set 1, come back tomorrow for set 2) that I made using Mid-Journey. These were some of the first creations I made as I learned how to navigate this program - which I thought would be a fun exercise. Mostly it was frustrating. But maybe I just need the secret prompts that produce masterpieces. idk.

Sometimes, AI just isn't all that good. While these look super cute (and I do love them anyway) they are not perfect. There are all types of little oddities if you look close, because a computer simply doesn't understand painting, it replicates in a weird way that just isn't the human hand.

But I offer these as a freebie because they're pretty and fun nonetheless. And I edited them to make them look better ;)

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Because people who aren't using AI art generation rarely see the flip side, I've put together a bunch of rejects so you can see just what a struggle it is! Look close, there's all kindsa wrong going on here!

The animal prompts were: possum, squirrel, raccoon and fox. The computer def doesn't know what a possum is. Then again, many humans don't know either.