I thought I would post some of the places that I have created AI art and provide tips and answer questions and sometimes post some of my creations if anyone is interested. I made my first post yesterday in this thread:

https://preggophilia.com/bing-com-genera...-t?page=51

Before going any further, I have to say I have some pretty mundane prompts in comparison to most. I love a "dressed up" look which is how I tend to be myself and also find attractive in others. I love "classy" over "trashy, "conservative" over "revealing" or "risque", a "covered tummy" over a "bare" one, "unhappy" and "uncomfortable" over "happy" and "excited" about my pregnancy. The chances of this every happening are extremely slim, but when I am finally pregnant on my own someday, I want to be able to feel my belly against another pregnant friend's belly...kind of a fantasy of mine, so I tend to put those things in as well if I can get the art generator to work.

I am more than happy to take suggestions and or prompt ideas and try and produce them for you but generally am not going to stray too far away from those things. I'll give it a shot though and post them here for you.


Site #1:

https://yodayo.com/text-to-image/

Not impressed at all with this one though I have seen some here come up with some great art. I think my limiting factor with this one is the type of images I am looking for. I've tried some of the Hyper prompts but its almost impossible to have the belly covered and doesn't really work with any of their other built in prompts at the same time. I think hands and limbs are pretty bad on this site. Here are some examples.

I look forward to the continuation of this series!

Forgot to list all of the "themes" I have tried so far. Some of these I have only tried in bing (dalle3) because it is the only one that can truly do some of these things. I have often tried taking the exact same prompts and put them into all of the various sites and the differences in results are kind of crazy.

- riding a bike
- bride(s) or wedding
- riding or driving a car
- cheerleader
- prom or homecoming
- flight attendant
- football or basketball game, tennis match
- hooters waitress
- kneeling
- labor (very conservative pictures of what facial expressions might be there if labor or just a lot of discomfort is occurring or even just unhappy about my belly growing whether I want it to or not)
- romantic/classy bi or les date night
- military uniform
- nurse
- office
- beauty pageant
- beach party - only bing
- christmas - only bing
- graduation - only bing
- gymnastics - only bing
- lifeguard - only bing
- mirror - only bing

- phone booth
- police
- robe
- highschool (18) or early college
- swim
- transfer (I will do a complete separate post on this one)
- weather girl
- wheelchair

Site #2:

https://sexy.ai/

This site can produce some pretty good results but also some really bad ones. There are some negative prompts I found in some posts here for other ai sites that actually cleaned up the images quite a bit in some cases when it comes to hands and extra limbs. I have experimented with all of the different "models" and it is hard to say which ones work best and just seems a little bit of luck, randomness, and persistence are the key.

excellent taste

The next site is one I found by accident and has been the best, for me, outside of Bing. I have played around with a lot of their "art styles" but general stick with Cinematic, Casual Photo, and Professional Photo. Sometimes I try the 3D Disney Character style as well. It is fun to see how the same prompt and negative will be different in each style. I have played with this site the most since it can generate 12 images at a time and there is no limitation. Plus, over time, I have learned how to clean up the images with specific prompts. Still, no matter what, sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you don't for awhile.

Site #3:

https://perchance.org/ai-text-to-image-generator

Site #3: Part 2

In a prior entry, I mentioned the concept of 'transfer.' Among art generators, Bing has proven to be the only ai art generator capable of fulfilling this one. I find myself drawn not only to the outcome but to the art of crafting prompts, playing with words to get what I desire. There's a certain excitement in challenging the generator, coaxing it with language.

The basic premise behind "transfer" is that one woman could temporarily pass her baby(ies) to another woman through a simple procedure. In a lot of them I imagine one woman (me) works for a company that does this, happens to be on a date but is on call for the weekend. On the way, I get a call I was dreading to get and have to go in and "take over" a pregnancy for another woman who has an important function to attend over the weekend. First explaining to my date what my "babysitting service" actually means, watching their reaction and then going in to have the babies transferred to me before we can continue on our date.

I often imagine this is done in a very plush office environment through some scientific process I don't feel the need to explain. It is done anonymously, with each of us in separate rooms. I would be disgruntled and unhappy, maybe even uncomfortable as they are transferred into me watching my belly grow. Even Bing so far, can't do this exactly as I imagine though I will continue to try because the game of it is intriguing to me. Here are a bunch of those images and if anyone wants, I'm more than happy to share some of the prompts and their variations. And a lot of them were created after this last change in accepted prompts.

Awesome set

...a new site with some very exciting possibilities...

Part two