A Very Clever, Very Wise, Very, VERY Handsome Wizard, a Wonderful Bard and The Red Witch (HEY!!! And a Spidey-Lute, too!!!) A Comic Story in Comics Form
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After @CaylaCatz introduced me to the wonderful comic-strips, new GPT 2 model can produce, I just HAD to write a story in comics form
The wonderful Bard accompanied by his Enchanted Lute (Called the Spidey-Lute, for obvious reasons) went into the Castle of the beauteous Red Witch to entertain her.
Here, the Bard, driven by his great affection for red-haired women and having come to the Castle under a misunderstanding due to the Witch's sobriquet as "Red" commited a HUGE gaffe that resulted in the Red Witch becoming absolutely infuriated with him. She proceeded to pursuit the hapless Bard (and his faithful Spidey-Lute) with absolutely fatal intentions
Fortunately, rhe Bard had made the acquaintance of a Very Clever, Very Wise, Very, VERY Handsome Wizard not so long ago, during the epic batlle for the deliverance of those two very brave, very skilled (and very, VERY voluptuous) warriors, Red & Brunhilde. The Wizard had given the Bard a magical means to contact him, if ever he happenner to find himself in dire straits. This happenned often enough to the Bard, but never were his straits SO dire as to be in need of the Wizard's help.
So, not hesitating at all, the Bard used the means to call the Wizard. The Wizard - being a very good Teleporter (though still searching for Lost Grimoires, so that he could become an even MORE very good Teleporter - even a Great Teleporter) focused on the Bard's location by magic connection and teleported beside him . One look at the furious, obscenities-screaming Red Witch was enough to apprise him of the situation. In another instant, he teleported himself nd the Bard (Yes, AND the Spidey-Lute) away from the murderous Witch.
Well, you ask, that was it? The Wonderful Bard (AND the Enchanted Spidey-Lute) got rescued from the Red Witch? And They Lived Happily Ever After?.
The answer to that follows
notes: A) The cover of the "Bardic Inspiration" magazine, featuring the wonderful Bard on the cover and the portrait of the Enchanted Spidey-Lute are @TheBard's creations. The Wonderful Bard being, of course, @TheBard Himself
B) The story of how the lute got enchanted and became The Enchanted Spidey-Lute, is long, convoluted and is told in my page and the Bard's in multiple images. It concerns a trip into the Exclusion Zone, Stalkers, monsters and (this is Absolutely Crucial) ... the Famous Pripyat Green-Glowing Vodka. ...Perhaps one day it will be told in a blog, in comics form (what do YOU say about that, dear blog-readers?
Writing one? Publish your story on the BudgetPixel blog.
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Comments (43)
Thank you very much, my friend!!! (Hey, The bard and the wizard make a good team 😄) Sprry for late anwering - this took me all midday (and more) designing the 3 strips, creating them and then making the blog and publidhing it. Afterwards, me and my resident vampire woman went for a stroll and a coffee - or I would get bitten, for REAL 😃 As far as comic creating: No. You do NOT have to describe every image. You begin the prompt with: Make a comic with.... Here, you either give it an image (for example the cover image of this blog, although I did not do so, I created that after the comic, specifically as a cover for the blog) or images of the cast. That's what I did here. Images of the bard, the lute (these two of yours, I have here) the wizard (in the first 2 strips) and in the third I added the Witch. I continued: ....these two people ( three with the witch) and the enchanted instrument. Image 1 is the wizard, image 2 is the bard and so on. After that I gave it the scene (they are in a twilit meadow full of poppies) and closed with: and this bit of story: Afterwards I gave only text, in this form: The Wizard: blah blah blah. The Bard: blah blah blah - and so on. Images, positions gestures, expression of faces. all that the AI did it itself. Only in three, did I provided some instructions, for exaample: (The Wizard teleports out and vanishes) or (The sky begins to redden and red clouds are gathering) If you want to ask ore, please do so! (I got the Idea, and prompt from Cayla)
@DavidP part2) idescribed again the people in the image, and continued with... "and this bit of story:" At which point, I copy-pasted the part of my text that was centered around that image. The results were also excellent. When Cayla posts her chapter in that blog, I will provide this comics strip as added material and you can compare the image, the text and the resulting comic-strip. Well. I can't think of anything else, but of course, if you want to ask something else, or clarifications on what I wrote, by all means, do so!
😂🤣😂🤣 ... great work, my friend 👍 Hey, I'm only bad with names ... but you are right, Spidey-Lute is an asshole 😅 P.S.: How do you do a comic strip ? Do you have to describe every picture and give the text ?
Thank you for the explanation 😁👍 ... crazy, what you can do with AI ... will think about some comic strips myself ... it's cheaper than a video creation and also tells a story 😁
Awesome, my dear friend ! I think this is your own 1st blog !🤩👏✨
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