Yasaa Moin

First off, here's the prompt I used:

"I'm attaching images of the characters and settings involved in this video. And this is the video you need to prepare: Establishing Shot- A happy family. One bearded man in tshirt and jeans, one beautiful woman in a broad rimmed straw hat and a long frock, and a little girl wearing a frock, in a park that leads to a road. High Angle Shot- The bearded man, dressed in black, crying at an indoor funeral. The little girl sucking on a lollipop, dressed in black, looking around at the people dressed in black. The woman's portrait is there with a white garland on it. Extreme Close up Shot- Two hands. One calloused, rough, large and another soft, small. The second hand wrapped around the little finger of the first. POV Shot- From the little girl’s POV: the bearded man looks happy. The sky is visible. The bearded man is in a baggy flannel shirt and jeans, and the little girl is in a blue frock. This is the complete video. Generate this."

Tried my hand at Google Flow after watching a YouTube video on different cinematography shots. It had 12 shots.

I used 4.

The Establishing Shot, The High Angle Shot, The Extreme Closeup & the POV.

The second one didn't really come up right. But I guess that just means I should have added a line doing a panning shot of the park in the prompt.

Also it messed up on the portrait at the funeral.

Didn't use the kid pic I gave because of restrictions.

But regardless, this should help me further hone my skills.

(Image AI generated, poem not:)

Merely An Apple

An apple forbidden birthed mankind,
An apple golden sparked a war unkind.

Not the king of fruits, nay merely peasantry
Making doctors drop the pleasantry

Conveying affection, it's of the eye
Bringing death, note as it drops from the sky

Bump. A law discovered.
Crunch. A tooth uncovered.

Bloody villainous on the out,
Innocently pale within.

Merely an apple, yet a princess' death when bitten.

Hi

Please let me know when you're available for the Instagram call. We need to start Instagram posting as well today.

What's next after merging a photo with anime art?

Two characters. And a carousel.

This was nice, quite enjoyable.

ChatGPT has some troubles with consistency. Kept messing up the last scene so I ended up picking what felt best from the versions it did for the last scene I gave.

Easiest part was deciding which songs I should use. For Ed, I'd thought of "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill" but ended up picking "The A Team".

And for Dua, it was always gonna be between "New Rules" and "Levitating". Ended up going with the latter.

Which lyrics to use was picked by yours truly. Let me know if there was a better set of lyrics I could have picked.

Which version do you like? 😂

The second is me mixed with Naruto Six Paths form (on Gemini), the first is the same, except on ChatGPT with a touch more clear prompt.

Unfortunately Adobe Firefly doesn't seem to allow merging, atleast not in a free account to my knowledge.

But yeah, this was some nice fun.

Playing with Adobe Firefly a little.

Wanted to do a 2d, black and white, comic style pic of me in a Hot Ones episode.

And the outputs were interesting.

This one was the closest to what I wanted, and for comparison I ran the same prompt in ChatGPT and that's the next image. Also got ChatGPT to add it's icon to it too, but yeah...

This was fun.

Just finished experiencing my very first pottery workshop.

Was quite enjoyable. Especially when there's time to kill and still tons of clay left.

I doubt any have the structural integrity to last more than a day, but maybe the end product of a future workshop I'll get the firing done for usage or decoration.

This was nice and new.

Had a bit of a snail theme going, which I hadn't initially planned.
Up first I made a snail with a cup for shell.
Then two shells.
Then a hand (just cuz).
Then a ring (the hand belongs to a married man).

Finally, on the potter's wheel, a glass. With an expert handholding through it. Simple, but most likely to see use.

Learnt there were 3 kinds of basic pottery methods.
Don't remember their names, but I refer to them as The Thumb Process, The Rolling Pin, and The Clay Snake.

Thank you for this and . It was a time well spent.