Prompt: real netional geography photo of real chimera of owl and bear owl bear
Negative: cartIon drawing art
Prompt: real netional geography photo of owlbear real chimera of owl bear owlbear
Negative: cartIon drawing art
Prompt: Naughty little bear holding a honey pot, smiling proudly, honey-like tones, cute bee, stinging the little bear's head, chasing the bear
Prompt: Imagine what humans would have looked like if we had evolved from bears. The human bear face would feature a more pronounced snout compared to traditional humans, resembling the broader and more conical shape seen in bears. Expressive Eyes: Human bear eyes would be large and expressive, retaining some human characteristics but possibly positioned in a way that resembles bear eyes more closely. Round Ears: Ears might be rounder and positioned higher on the head, akin to bear ears. Facial Expressions: Facial muscles would allow for a range of expressions reflecting both human emotions and bear characteristics. For instance, a bear-like smile might be part of the facial repertoire. Fur or Unique Skin Texture: The facial skin could have a texture closer to that of bear skin, or even feature finer hairs, particularly around the snout. Adapted Mouth: The human bear mouth might be adapted for an omnivorous diet, with teeth designed for chewing both meat and vegetables.
Prompt: Pronounced Snout: The human bear face would feature a more pronounced snout compared to traditional humans, resembling the broader and more conical shape seen in bears. Expressive Eyes: Human bear eyes would be large and expressive, retaining some human characteristics but possibly positioned in a way that resembles bear eyes more closely. Round Ears: Ears might be rounder and positioned higher on the head, akin to bear ears. Facial Expressions: Facial muscles would allow for a range of expressions reflecting both human emotions and bear characteristics. For instance, a bear-like smile might be part of the facial repertoire. Fur or Unique Skin Texture: The facial skin could have a texture closer to that of bear skin, or even feature finer hairs, particularly around the snout. Adapted Mouth: The human bear mouth might be adapted for an omnivorous diet, with teeth designed for chewing both meat and vegetables.
