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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...

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

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

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Toadvor 1 Jahr

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

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

haha - interesting idea!

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aron.vor 1 Jahr

why is @HSVSphere in this video

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

@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)

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Laura ✨vor 1 Jahr

So cool

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

thanks!!

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Jack ☄vor 1 Jahr

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

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

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

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bluevor 1 Jahr

It's really nice to see your work evolve.

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Silicon Junglevor 1 Jahr

thank you!

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