Art Gone Wrong

This was supposed to be ""A jackalope, a mythical creature that is a jackrabbit with antlers, sitting on a wooden bench in a train station. The train station is an old fashioned building with high ceilings, large arched windows, and tile floors. The jackalope is wearing a monocle, and a top hat, holding a small suitcase on its lap while looking at a clock. In the background there's a steam train in the style of Goya, with dark colors, chiaroscuro and deep shadows."

My first Night Cafe attempt. It wasn't what I wanted so I didn't attempt art for two months. I did, however, faithfully log in each day and collect my five points.

This was supposed to be ""A black cat wanders into Van Gogh's Starlight Over the Rhône"

My second Night Cafe attempt. It wasn't what I wanted but I decided to roll with it and do the Publish thing. It was supposed to be a black cat inside the painting.

This was supposed to be "A holographic dragon flying in front Neuschwanstein castle in the snow. Done in the style of Luminisim."

You can have Night Cafe output four images at a time (it burns up more credits, though). I got frustrated because the tool didn't understand Neuschwanstein Castle (nor give me a dragon), which is so unbelievable, but there you go.

This was supposed to be "A leopard in Africa being adaptable"

This was supposed to be a leopard being adaptable. Shortly after this one I somehow figured out how to do better prompts that I felt okay publishing.

AI Art created with SDXL Beta engine using the prompt "A realistic leopard in Africa detailed matte painting, deep color, fantastical, intricate detail, splash screen, complementary colors, fantasy concept art, 8k resolution trending on Artstation Unreal Engine 5"

Eight months after I first got my account I was able to create an image I enjoyed. The moral of the story is that you have to be willing to burn through credits just trying things. If you build up a nice cushion of credits it doesn't hurt as bad. The engines have obviously improved over time as well. My favorite is SDXL 1.0, which costs one credit per use.

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