Dark evil woman by bob4artist
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This is straight out of the AI program. The computer I use to work on these locked up. Windows 11 gave me the blue screen of death. It's been in the shop for almost two weeks. Had to reload all my programs (around 25). They fixed it and Windows locked up again. So, I can't enhance any of my pictures or fix things. I had to use a different AI program too. Ah computers, love them, hate them.
I'm thinking this is a dark fantasy image. Didn't use "in the style of" on the image.

Comments (6)
Very well staged, color palette matching the motif and ideal lighting - perfect as always!
That's a frustrating thing to happen, Bob, -- that's why I try my best to never upgrade anything that's still working. Too often I found an upgrade or an update to be worse than the old version. Regarding this Win 11 issue, I've heard other people mention it also and I wonder what's really causing it. Of course it could also be something simple, like faulty memory or bad connection or dust ...
So far it seems to be two bad hard drives. One older and the other an ESS. They are putting in another new drive.
Beautiful work!
Ein fantastisches Bild
I think there was a song about her in the 70s. Well done, strong composition. Looks like there are several people bubbling up who can make AI assisted stuff look really good as time goes on. A good example here.
Song is "Black Magic Woman" by Santana. Yes, it takes a while to learn how to talk to the AI. You have to keep changing words and the arrangement of words, plus the images evolve as you think of new things to add. It took about two hours to get this image. I maxed out the amount of input you can have.
Sweet concept and tech, love it when it works and a nightmare when it fails, hope all is resolved sooner rather than later...Must be so frustrating.
Yes, it is frustrating. But you have to accept what it is and move on. Good thing I have my rendering computer as a backup.