Prompt: a certain familiar wizard
Negative: amateur, bad anatomy, bad art, beginner, blurry, body out of frame, cut off, deformed, disfigured, distorted face, duplicate, extra arms, extra fingers, extra legs, fused fingers, large breasts, long neck, low contrast, malformed limbs, missing arms, missing legs, morbid, mutated hands, mutation, mutilated, out of frame, overexposed, poorly drawn face, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn hands, signature, tiling, too many fingers, ugly, , underexposed, uneven irises, watermark
Prompt: The baby wizard was a damn criminal, the type of little punk that would go around breaking windows and casting spells just for the thrill of it. He was barely old enough to talk, but he already had a rap sheet as long as my arm - theft, vandalism, and even a few cases of jinxing unsuspecting bystanders. There was something twisted and unnatural about the way he glared at the world with those beady little eyes, like he had a dark and powerful magic coursing through his veins. The authorities were completely baffled - this wasn't the kind of trouble they knew how to deal with. They tried to take him in for questioning, but he just laughed maniacally and vanished into thin air. For all we knew, he was out there somewhere, ready to unleash his hellish brand of baby wizardry on the unsuspecting masses. God help us all. (mark ryden, gerald scarfe, gerald brom, ian miller, henry asencio, tim burton, uhd, ultradetailed, breathtaking, warm dynamic lighting)
Prompt: The baby wizard was a damn criminal, the type of little punk that would go around breaking windows and casting spells just for the thrill of it. He was barely old enough to talk, but he already had a rap sheet as long as my arm - theft, vandalism, and even a few cases of jinxing unsuspecting bystanders. There was something twisted and unnatural about the way he glared at the world with those beady little eyes, like he had a dark and powerful magic coursing through his veins. The authorities were completely baffled - this wasn't the kind of trouble they knew how to deal with. They tried to take him in for questioning, but he just laughed maniacally and vanished into thin air. For all we knew, he was out there somewhere, ready to unleash his hellish brand of baby wizardry on the unsuspecting masses. God help us all. (mark ryden, gerald scarfe, gerald brom, ian miller, henry asencio)
Prompt: The baby wizard was a damn criminal, the type of little punk that would go around breaking windows and casting spells just for the thrill of it. He was barely old enough to talk, but he already had a rap sheet as long as my arm - theft, vandalism, and even a few cases of jinxing unsuspecting bystanders. There was something twisted and unnatural about the way he glared at the world with those beady little eyes, like he had a dark and powerful magic coursing through his veins. The authorities were completely baffled - this wasn't the kind of trouble they knew how to deal with. They tried to take him in for questioning, but he just laughed maniacally and vanished into thin air. For all we knew, he was out there somewhere, ready to unleash his hellish brand of baby wizardry on the unsuspecting masses. God help us all. (mark ryden, gerald scarfe, gerald brom, ian miller, henry asencio, tim burton)
Prompt: Imagine an image of an intricately woven spider's web, meticulously crafted to showcase the idea of interactivity but now constricted and constrained. The delicate threads, originally meant to provide a dynamic and open experience, are now tightly scripted, resembling a maze that stifles creativity and intuition. The vibrant, organic structure of the web stands in stark contrast to the imposed rigidity, symbolizing the frustration and counterintuitive nature of turning an interactive project into a tightly controlled and scripted endeavor. It serves as a visual metaphor for the pitfalls of bad design, where the beauty of spontaneity is lost in the intricacies of imposed structure.
