Macro Shot of Evolution by Nanothect
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Hiya Guys! still just messing with arty stuff :-)
Original concept/idea is a Bryce render I did in 2006.
PhotoStudio 2.0, AI Dall-E-3, Irfanview.
Prompt:
A macro, close-up photo showing a steampunk intricate mechanical wasp with a few tiny white lights, the wasp has one minigun attached underneath facing forward, on a leaf, it has been raining so a few water droplets are everywhere, there is a blurred rainforest in the background, insane detail
Comments (8)
A very innovative weapon. Cool render.
Cheers, I just love Macro and Nanotechnology...bet you wouldn't have guessed. lol :-)
Super !
Many thanks for your comment water :-)
Das sieht ja Cool aus ein fantastisches Bild
Vielen Dank Mona :-)
I just stopped by to see what you have been up to and I came across this awesome military armed insect.This AI image is pure perfection my friend and a great example of why AI will continue to change the art world as we know it in the years ahead. This is my personal 5 Star favorite...keep making such amazing looking images Rob! :-)
Hey I'm so glad you dropped by, I always look forward to your altruistic input, it definitely makes my day :-) Cheers Johnny!
This gives a whole new definition on "Murder Hornet". Impressively well done!
lol, is there such a thing!? if yes, I definitely don't want to cross it's path! Thanks for the input Hilda. :-)
Wonderful fantasy image👍🙋♂️
Many thanks for dropping by Saby 👍
Astonishing! Brings to mind Adrian Tchaikovsky's Sentient spiders in a way. Compelling image, bravo.
Whoa, who's that? I'm off now to study 'Sentient spiders' Thanks for the heads up Joe.