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it's hard to know what to prompt without deep domain knowledge about a topic. ok you want a flower? what kind of flower? idk, i want it to be bright and bushy. spiky? colorful? i want a flower that represents the idea of love or loss? it should be... show more

Silicon Jungle

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Silicon Jungle1 year ago

the names correspond to the midjourney prompts. `pixel art ${name} close up --personalize tdpdnix --v 6.1`

Toad1 year ago

this is how I want shopping to be but in 3D

Silicon Jungle1 year ago

haha - interesting idea!

aron.1 year ago

why is @HSVSphere in this video

Silicon Jungle1 year ago

@HSVSphere oh as in what does the color wheel represent? it’s a mapping of the vibe of those colors to the vibe of the flower. (from an emotional perspective)

Laura ✨1 year ago

So cool

Silicon Jungle1 year ago

thanks!!

Jack ☄1 year ago

love that. Canvas is the way and the visual UI for ai prompting everything always starts with text, code but then most users want UI

Silicon Jungle1 year ago

by canvas do you mean infinite canvas? i think for many people (especially mobile) it’s not super accessible due to the freedom of camera movement along 2 axis. but i agree with the UI sentiment

blue1 year ago

It's really nice to see your work evolve.

Silicon Jungle1 year ago

thank you!

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