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Lurking in the abyss
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Might as well put these out. My remade reference sheet, same character, new outfit.
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Song released today - Carnival Night
(Halloween inspired ideal)
Link below on YouTube
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Song released today - Carnival Night
(Halloween inspired ideal)
Link below on YouTube
#AIアート #AIArt #AIArtCommunity #SunoAI #Suno
⚠️New prompt⚠️
Changing up sharing format. Totally not copying anyone 😉
Aesthetic photo prompt.
prompt link in first reply
Examples include @MagsNoctis @RaelinAI @TyrakAeternus and me
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Yeah I can already hear them jeering in the comments.
Children who've never seen an ounce of sincerity in their life.
I didn't sleep for days with that first ban, much like how it's difficult to sleep now as I write this at 4 in the morning. I have poured a tremendous amount of work into building an X presence, scrapping with users, following campaigns, games, so I could prove I was worth other people's time.
It takes real effort to grow when you don't have the talent. There's a reason so many stall out. I sat for a year and a half at 1450 followers without a loss or a gain and nothing seemed to change it.
Then I had two breakthroughs. I had just published my second music video to middling fanfare. Then I posted a chibi form of truckerchan and one user said that picture was the best thing I had to date.
At first I was livid. That music video took me 40 hours to complete just to piece all the crap together and time it to the music and my little truckerchan post was "Make me a chibi version of this shooting her gun"
@WagieWeeb was right, but of course that only made me angrier.
But good things come to those who humble themselves.
The second breakthrough was the Skyebrows community. I was introduced largely through @EvaGlitchAI's prompt of the day.
Here I was given the chance to show my wit in a way that was second nature to me.
Interactive roleplay.
When skill and opportunity meet success is forged with effort, and effort I already had in spades.
My stall of 1450 grew to 3200 in a half a year.
With that first ban I retreated to my 0 follower account.
Mutuals from tech, writing, and art all found me again.
I have never been more grateful, even with the stress of all my work taken away in an instant.
There are real people, real intent, real stories trying to form that would have no chance otherwise.
Walk into a thread, and someone might just start a comic about a cheese godzilla and roboteradactyls.
The AI art community, for all its faults is about having fun and loving what we do every day.
We entertain and support each other.
And again as cliche as it is thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I probably would have given up.
I chose the role Ryu Hayabusa in the setting of inflating Archades in Final Fantasy XII
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@ShirogamiGai
@Kyubi_Style
@SonicElkOG
@Purple8419
Skulltion as a Doom Slayer on Warhammer 40k from Space Marine 2.
@NeonTharja
@UnholyWandering
@36cynical
@razarooski
Taking Bella from @AlgoAttraction for a lap pillow. I pretty much rather sleep all day than deal with bullshit that has happened around society.
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You should be blaming yourselves instead of the people you hate. You hypocrites rather shift the blame instead of realizing that BioWare fucked themselves.
"Yes, I guard this cave. No, you cannot go in it. Try it, and your soul is forfeit!"
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"This habitat is under my watch. Go explore somewhere else with your curiosity, morsel!"
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You're either a tourist, a rage baiter, or know nothing how horror movies works...
My guess is the second one...
🤣 I'm sorry... This is just retarded. Lets make Jason a victim! Wah! Poor Jason! 😭 Theses ass hats that came up with this garbage are definitely DEI. Jason is a super human killing machine. He doesn't need a fuckin back story. All he needs is a machete. 🔪
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Jason always had a backstory
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Voo…
fridaythe13th.fandom.com/wiki/Jason_Voo…
Showing off your OC
My original character, Ryouske, base appearance before the redesigns. It from the oldest design to newest.
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Now tagging who:
@DantaroDanstar
@DABEAST87
@NeonTharja
@Skulltion
@ANoNameArtist/@ANoNameXworker
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Well, this is Agatha's first design. Her biggest changes were her expression, personality, and some details in the outfit. In retrospect, I'm very glad about the changes I made.
Now for the tagging:
Showcase your OC in their base design and tag 4 more!
@DoctorInsain
@36cynical
@mynxsi
@zebradust311
Put your OC in a mech suit.
This kinda feel like it's piloting a mech than a mech suit. But went with both regardless.
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Tagging if you want:
@thegynaralegend, @UnholyWandering, @Skulltion, @JexTheFool
Put your OC in a mech suit 💜💜
I may have gone a little over the top with this one 😅💜 thanks for the invite Osiris 💜💜
Zero pressure invite to @Nightwolf5656 @36cynical @FantasyRealmX @TheWeepingHero2 💜💜
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Replying to @EvaGlitchAI
Here is a simplified version of the prompt I used for the mugs I made for my game and actually sold at an event. I fought with this prompt a lot, but it gave me excellent results.
To use it, you only need:
1. The character in question (Image A)
2. A logo (Image B)
3. A background (Image C)
I hope it produces results like mine or even better!
PROMPT STARTS
UNIVERSAL CHARACTER MUG PROMPT — TRUE TWO-SIDED WRAP
Create a polished flat printable wraparound artwork for an 11 oz mug using the provided references.
CRITICAL OUTPUT RULE
Create ONLY the flat 2D horizontal print artwork.
Do NOT generate:
a mug
a mug mockup
product photography
perspective distortion
a curved cylindrical preview
multiple viewing angles
The result must be a single wide rectangular artwork file, ready to place onto a mug template.
Think of this as the artwork that will later be wrapped around the mug.
Reference roles
Image A — CHARACTER AUTHORITY
Image A is the only authority for the featured character.
Preserve the character’s:
exact recognizable identity
face and facial structure
hairstyle and hair arrangement
hair color
eye color
expression style
outfit design
accessories
body proportions
species / fantasy traits
defining visual characteristics
Do not redesign, reinterpret, or replace the character.
When another reference conflicts with Image A, always follow Image A.
Image B — LOGO AUTHORITY
Image B is the only authority for the logo
Preserve:
exact wording
recognizable typography
decorative structure
overall brand identity
Do not rewrite, simplify, or substantially redesign the logo.
Image C — BACKGROUND / ATMOSPHERE AUTHORITY
Image C defines the character-specific environment and atmosphere.
Use it to guide:
setting
mood
environmental props
lighting
decorative motifs
background colors
Image C must not override the character from Image A or the logo from Image B.
CORE LAYOUT
Design the artwork as a true two-sided mug wrap.
The character and logo must NOT appear together as one shared poster composition.
Instead, create two independent hero viewing sides:
CHARACTER HERO SIDE
One major section of the wrap is dedicated almost entirely to the featured character.
The character should:
dominate this viewing side
appear large and visually important
have enough environmental background around them
work as a complete composition even when the logo side is not visible
LOGO HERO SIDE
The opposite major section is dedicated to the logo.
The logo should:
dominate this viewing side
appear large and fully readable
have enough surrounding background to breathe
work as a complete composition even when the character side is not visible
TRANSITION AREAS
Use the same continuous environment to connect both hero sides.
Do not use hard borders or unrelated scenes.
The background should flow naturally around the mug through:
lighting
architectural elements
environmental props
magical effects
gradients
atmospheric details
WRAP ZONES
Treat the horizontal canvas approximately as:
0–10% — LEFT HANDLE / SEAM SAFE ZONE
Background only.
No:
character face
important character features
logo
text
critical details
Use only expendable atmospheric continuation.
10–40% — CHARACTER HERO ZONE
This section belongs to the featured character.
Make the character large enough that this section looks excellent by itself when facing the viewer.
40–60% — MAIN BACKGROUND TRANSITION
Use environmental artwork to transition naturally from the character side toward the logo side.
Do not place another major focal point here.
60–90% — LOGO HERO ZONE
This section belongs to the logo.
Make the logo large and centered enough that this section looks excellent by itself when facing the viewer.
90–100% — RIGHT HANDLE / SEAM SAFE ZONE
Background only.
No:
character face
logo
text
critical visual details
The left and right edge zones will meet near the mug handle when printed.
CRITICAL SPACING RULE
The character and logo must be far enough apart that a normal viewing angle primarily shows one hero element at a time.
Do not place them side-by-side like a poster.
Do not try to show both focal points simultaneously.
When the mug is rotated:
one orientation should clearly present the character
the opposite orientation should clearly present the logo
Only background should connect them.
CHARACTER SIDE
Use an upper-body or bust composition appropriate to the character.
Prioritize:
face
expression
hair
iconic silhouette
important costume details
Do not add a sticker border.
The character must feel naturally embedded in the environment.
Keep the character safely away from the handle/seam edge.
LOGO SIDE
Use the official logo from Image B.
The logo should:
be large
remain completely readable
have clear visual breathing room
remain away from the handle/seam edge
feel naturally integrated through lighting and atmosphere without being obscured by props
Do not place character artwork prominently on the logo side.
BACKGROUND
Use Image C as a reference for the background
Create one continuous character-themed environment across the entire wrap.
The background may include:
architecture
magical lighting
environmental props
sparkles
atmospheric glow
theme-specific objects
Keep it somewhat simplified around the character face and logo.
Avoid making every centimeter equally detailed.
The hero elements should remain dominant.
TEXT RULE
The only text permitted is the logo.
Do not add:
character name
signatures
quotes
decorative words
book titles
labels
taglines
invented text
Any books, bottles, signs, or props must avoid readable text.
FORMAT
Use a very wide horizontal wrap composition, approximately 2.4–2.5:1 aspect ratio.
For a generic 11 oz working file, target approximately:
2550 × 1050 px at 300 DPI
unless the printer provides a different exact template.
Do not crop the artwork into a square or conventional landscape illustration.
FINAL CHECK
Before completing the artwork, verify that:
the output is a flat rectangular print, not a mug mockup
the character dominates one side
the logo dominates the opposite side
they are separated enough to function as different viewing sides
the middle is primarily environmental transition
both outer edges contain only expendable background
there is no character name or extra text
no important artwork will disappear behind the handle

















































