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OP here. Thanks for all the feedback! I truly consider it a gift. My takeaways are: you want more pixel art and you want it to be more frequent throughout the p
by zackproser 3y ago
OP here. Thanks for all the feedback! I truly consider it a gift. My takeaways are: you want more pixel art and you want it to be more frequent throughout the post. I'm on it!
In all seriousness I deeply enjoy generating pixel art images and tweaking prompts to get exactly or closer to what I want, but across everyone giving me feedback I seem to get a 50/50 split between they're really pretty, which I tend to think is the case personally, or I'm a terrible person/ programmer/ artist for including them.
You may be interested to know I'm building a side project to help me write posts with generated images while I'm on the go:
github.com/zackproser/panthalia
So at least im the short term, be on the look out for more posts with terrible pixel art.
To be fair, I generate a bunch of Neon Punk stuff, too.
- naillo 3y agoI think the pixel art was a bit much in this article but I'm not against them in general as filler in blog posts. I think a good rule is to just toy around with prompts a lot in general and then if you happen to find an image that really stand out as nice looking alone (as a cool piece without any text) then that's what I'd consider adding somewhere in a future text. But not like "ok I have an article, now I need 5 images to go with it let's quickly pick the 5 first ones I get from a simple prompt". Just my perspective and take on the matter. :)
- zackproser 3y agoThanks and that makes sense. I may come so far as to admit having a bit too much fun with this one