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Lizard humanoid in cyberpunk armor stands

By @CaylaCatz ·

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@panos made a remark "Lizardpunk, industrial" when he saw this pic https://budgetpixel.com/p/18647 I looked at that and thought, "OMG! That would work awesome in a prompt. So I tried it as a two-word prompt and I was right! Look at what I got! 1. seedream-4 2. grok 3. p-image 4. nano banana

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  • lizard humanoid
  • reptilian warrior
  • cyberpunk character
  • sci-fi creature
  • post-apocalyptic
  • industrial dystopia
  • cybernetic armor
  • blue energy
  • CGI character
  • cosplay
  • rusted pipes
  • neon glow
  • futuristic fighter
  • mechanical tail
  • lizardpunk
  • steampunk

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A highly detailed CGI reptilian humanoid wearing a torn red leather jacket and advanced cybernetic armor stands in a decayed industrial setting. The scene blends cyberpunk aesthetics with a post-apocalyptic mood, using blue electric accents and metallic textures to highlight the character against rusted pipes and debris.

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A detailed sci-fi scene featuring a steampunk robotic lizard, covered in gears, rivets, and metallic armor. The creature stands in a dusty desert with an industrial skyline in the background, evoking a gritty, dystopian vibe and rich metallic textures.

Comments (17)

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    Oh, I'm sorry about that. Did you tell me that before and I just forgot? I think I got you confused with the Duchess... Ohhh, then what character do you identify with if I create a character for you to invite you to tea? .... Oh but I did find someone on deviant art did a series they called lizardpunk but it was a lizard dressed in modern day punk clothes so not quite the same thing as our cyberpunk, steampunk, dieselpunk, solarpunk, lizardpunk ....I just found out about solarpunk yesterday when I realized that with steam and diesel, they were using energies so I tried dropping energy sources into google with punk. Solarpunk was the only one that worked tho. --cool thing that your phrase lizardpunk actually worked and fairly consistently too. I think I'm going to try dragonpunk as that's how I made it accidentally the first time.--- Again, sorry!!! I fixed it above.

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    Yeah, but they used it differently. So I think that has to count for something. I agree tho that people do use punk for a lot words so it creates it's a good add-on . As long as they don't try to trademark the words, anyone can use keep making up their own uses. I did try dragonpunk but meh. I tried catpunk and you saw that one. Which let me into making a blog post. I was going to do it on the -punk words I was making up but realize I should start from the beginning. I had no idea the beginning was the bronze age with sandalpunk. So I broke the blog post in half because I want to go to sleep and ended with 1969. I'll do hte future ones in Part 2 in a day or two. I am tired. It's fun seeing how the -punk worlds look.

  • @panos ·

    :) Hey, c'mon, Cayla! It's not as if I got insulted! So, somebody DID use the term before! <sigh> there goes my chance at fame.... Solarpunk is an axtuasl term in Science Fiction at least a decade now - there are specailized anthologies and the rest. I guess that after all these actual "-punks" everybody started to add his very own term to it. I remember that one or two years ago I saw somebody on Playground AI classify their image as "Dreampunk" which I found fascinating! "Dragonpunk" sounds awsome!

  • @panos ·

    I'm very proud!! After Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Dieselpunk, Solarpunk and whatevever-the-heck-punk I get to invent my very own "-Punk"!! A Great Moment in my life!!! (only one slight correction in your text: I'm not a "she", I'm uh... the other thing 😀) And looking at thes I MUST say" WOW, Cayla! You're GREAT at something that was invented just hours ago!!!

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    P-image, zit and minimax are no good. They are good when you have a prompt with lots of words so they can pick and choose. But one word to three, nope. GPT, Nano, Seedream, Wan 2.6, Grok seem to be able to do something. But for some reason the 10-18 credits generally fail big time.

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    no worries. you have to use the models that can think more tho so the cheaper ones don't do well. I did a sample post for you for a madeup word so you can see.

  • @panos ·

    Hey, thanx very much, Cayla, but, OK, no. My ideas must be tested with my credz. (You're the greatest, btw🥰)

  • @panos ·

    Yep, I saw it. Tomorrow you' ll see one failed (But presentable) and one succesful with GPT Low

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    If yo want me to test a word or a near relative to the word, let me know

  • @panos ·

    ...I think I'll make some -punks no one has thought before. See how that goes!

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