Anyone using AI to make their own embellishments?

Those are gorgeous! They would make good embellishments. AI really is changing everything! Please share when you do use them!

Oh wow, they are amazing! I never thought of using AI to make my own embellishments. What program are you using?

Okay, this is so much fun! I can see that I am going to waste spend a lot of time doing this. I am always on the lookout for flower stickers, and I just got AI to make me some.

For the first lot, I asked for "a bouquet of gerberas sticker in pink, orange, yellow"




It wasn't quite what I wanted, so for these ones, I asked for "hand drawn bouquet of daisies sticker in aqua, turquoise, pink, pale yellow"




The second ones are closer to what I wanted. 


I also did some watercolour flowers, a bunch of balloons with a personalised message for a friend, a cartoon quokka, and a cartoon Santa on the beach.

So much fun! Thanks chaosisapony .

Those are really cool!

Oh Oh Oh - you are bad peas!! I need to learn to do that!! I often download images to my Silhouette and use the print and cut feature - but that doesn't let me make my own! Like rugby stuff - for girls.

Yes! I posted about this a while back, I signed up as a beta user of Dall-E. Which I guess is the tech that Bing uses now?!

I really like your CA montage, that's what I was trying to do with it too, like make things more niche.

I haven't played with it in a bit, so going to see if I can get some better results. I like the idea of the sticker too!

I've also been trying to look into AI sorting/storing to manage stash inventory, but haven't found anything right just yet.

Love the bear! Our bird feeders have been just fine for the last year and now twice in one week we've been hit. We need to get them up higher. Need to figure out how to make some images for that.

I'm having trouble with that too. I wanted to have three different coloured balloons, one balloon with 'Happy' on it, one with 'Birthday' on it, and one with 'Jeanine' on it. Out of four images, it got one correct. The others said:
Happy   -   Happy Birthday   -   Jeanine
Happy   -   Birthday   -   Happy Jeanine

gramma - that's an adorable gnome on a stump!

I’ll try to better explain why you may get errors:

Machine learning models work by making predictive outputs based on aggregated data. We (the users) train ai through our inputs (prompts). Thus, the model uses our input and all similar inputs to generate output.

Think of all the people entering a prompt related to California. Now imagine how many may have misspelled California or written prompts that are California adjacent (maybe nothing to do with the state but spelled similarly by the person writing the prompt). That’s an example of how you may get data errors in the output.

Think of prompts entered into ai as input that hasn’t gone through quality control because they’re entered by everyday people.

*disclaimer - This doesn’t apply across the board. There are different ways of entering and analyzing data. I’m trying to give a general breakdown to (hopefully) add insight to why you may get wonky results.

Unfortunately, I don’t. I peeked around the OpenAI developer forum and this seems to be a known issue.

I had the same thing, I was trying to put a phrase in the sticker and it did do it (I used quotes around the phrase) but some of the letters came out a bit weird looking. Not sure if you can somehow set like the font or size?

I do not know how to get the word out of it though, maybe try something like "solid image of California" or "the shape of California"? I wonder if maybe not capitalizing it would help? 

Now I have to play with it more...

I know Canva has a lot of AI functions now in the upgraded version, which I do not have, but maybe poke around on their FAQs to see if they have any tips?

I've been using ChatGPT to help me plan a trip itinerary and a few times it has returned results of things that are closed or no longer exist. Kind of reminds me of when maps doesn't really understand some of our crazy jug handles and roadways in NJ.

Ah, love that last sticker though - but goodbye digital designers/artists. I also sometimes wonder about how it "borrows" images from other art. I duno?!