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A funny thing happened on the way to making a jackrabbit...

Here is one of the graphic AI sites where I play, I'm very new here, still learning... I wanted to create a jackrabbit in a folk art style, at first it made a kind of rounded jackrabbit, I happen to know they are typically thin and long, once I entered that prompt, it made one with 5 legs 🙄, that used to be an issue in the past, I really thought that problem had been fixed. Once I told it I wanted 4 legs and 1 tail, the next version it made for me was acceptable. I still have an image in my head that I'd like to get on paper (so to speak), I might just have to draw it myself. Here are the images as I created them along with the prompts.

This first one was a little too "roundish for my taste, and the neck is too short.

a jackrabbit in a folk art style

This is getting better, 

a jackrabbit in a folk art style, a thin upright jackrabbit

I like everything except for the extra leg, I really like the white "line" within the jackrabbit.

a jackrabbit in a folk art style, a thin upright jackrabbit from the southwest
(note the 5 legs!)

Ahhhh finally, it's still not perfect but it's much better than the other ones.

a jackrabbit in a folk art style, a thin upright jackrabbit from the southwest, 4 legs and a tail

I didn't really get a tail on this one, but it is OK, I suppose that strange blue thing "could" be a tail... 

This is the process one must go through to get to the final image you want, and often it's not exactly what you envision, it helps to go with the flow and not put too much emphasis on what YOU exactly wish to see, I will probably use this as a jumping off point to create my own art works.


If you decide you'd like to play here, it's not required to be an artist, just be able to explain what you want to see and be willing to tweak the prompts to get where you want... you can visit the final image on their site here:

https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creation/FZLyDuUN6l1SNTQf3640?ru=G8btkYYXPDgx6BuSCPIkpbCY9NC3

They are free to use, and they work from a points system, and so far, I haven't run out of points. Depending on how I like their site, I may pay to use it just to see how much better the paid levels are.

What do you think? Which do you like best?




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