Tag: Celtic mythology
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Pandora Dardanos: a hot mess
Pandora Dardanos is a highly skilled Chimera magus who holds a vital role in the Magus Lex Imperium. As a Chimera, she has the exceptional ability to merge the new, or at least new now, into the old, using a combination of bridging, morphing, and weaving techniques. Her ultimate goal is to establish workability between…
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AI art concepts to improve writing
I’ve mentioned it before that using AI art prompts can help improve one’s descriptive writing (though, you wouldn’t likely write in the story the same way you would in an AI prompt). Plus, it helps to round out one’s “head canon” of what a character may or may not look like as you get more…
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Pleasures and Perils Update
In the Kindle Vella story “Pleasures and Perils of Loving a Human” (ASIN: B0CSXCY5P9), the character Griffin Magus Sergeant Ernest Sowerby, is a skilled Cumbrian medic with an imposing presence that towers above most. His broad shoulders and muscular build exude strength and confidence, making him an impressive figure to behold. To aid him in…
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AI Art Concepts: fun but not IT
As mentioned in an earlier post, AI art is great to use for visualizing backgrounds and characters, all the while understanding that it won’t quite look how you’d like. I find it useful for fine-tuning the words I use in the prompt, as I’ve noticed that the more precise I am with the words in…
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The Perils and Pleasures…
Concept AI art is just that, concept art that should be used as that, for concept, and never in the place of human-generated art. As an author, it is fun to plug in prompts and see what the AI generates. Sometimes it looks splendid and sometimes it is a far fry what what you’d expected.…
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