Ethereal glowing cat goddess in a flowing gown hovering above a desert at sunrise. — A fantasy illustration of a luminous feline goddess standing aloft in a sheer, flowing robe adorned with gold jewelry. The ethereal figure radiates soft pastel light as dust motes swirl, set against a warm desert sunrise with dreamy clouds and distant scrubland.

Watercolor fantasy scene of an ethereal unicorn-woman in a flowing gown at sunset. — An ethereal, unicorn-like woman stands in a pastel watercolor landscape as a warm sunset glows over a calm shore. Her translucent dress drifts with a trail of sparkling light, creating a magical and serene fantasy illustration.

Ethereal glowing cat goddess in a flowing gown hovering — AI art by @CaylaCatz

@CaylaCatz · 5/10/2026

QT: Goddess - Egyptian Goddess Bastet original QT by @Sealine https://budgetpixel.com/p/35055 gpt 1.5 low I tried doing this in gpt 2 but her top kept ending up too transparent. I wanted an ethereal feeling of just shimmering into view and gpt 1.5 did that. Most of the other models made her too physical.

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user_google_961350

They came out very well! My AI experience with unusual creatures/objects have not been so successful. In fact, not even with a person in unusual positions. It seems if AI cannot find a real image for reference with what you ask, it kind of gets lost and starts ignoring basic rules of physics and anatomy.

Sealine

Really cool! The second one is my favorite!

CaylaCatz

all of them had no problem with catdragons. With emojis tho -- that's a different question. Some models don't understand emojis at all. Some sorta do -- meaning 50-80% of the time it gets most of an emoji prompt. Others don't at all and the image looks rather random. Gpt 1.5 and Gpt 2 are the best at emojis, I think. Also it depends on which emoji as emojis have words under them, so the model might be reading hte word. On my emoji blog, at the bottom I ran the same prompt in 19 models up to about 45 credits, and you can see how different the understanding is. https://budgetpixel.com/blog/quick-intro-to-using-emojis-in-ai-art-prompts

CaylaCatz

it depends on the model. And the creature. I did a blog showing which of the cheaper models do art styles because some don't. I think that's true of fantasy creatures too. Some models favor realism. Some like to do fantasy. Make a basic prompt -- mostly just the name of the creature and the type of surrounding like jungle, not too much description. Then run the same description in several models to see which one understands it. I just did a blog of catdragons in 18 models doing a basic prompt to see how the different models view catdragons.

user_google_961350

Did any of them give up on the very concept of a catdragon? When I first tried those emojis with Nano Banana on a third party platform, I got error messages repeatedly instead of pictures, and eventually I had to get it done on a different platform. Sometimes AI has rather limited imagination on this kind of things.

CaylaCatz

yeah, Sealine is running a goddess QT and I liked this series. It was one where I tested my prompt on a bunch of models.

suga2309

You're most welcome, Catz ! Happy Sunday ! I'm going to play cricket ! 🏃‍♂️🏏

user_google_793303

This looks like something that would manifest if you look away..

CaylaCatz

thank you! I appreciate the lovely bouquet and award

suga2309

Thank you so much, Catz ! We won 3/5 matches. 🥳🎉🎊