CaylaCatz on BudgetPixel

QT: Your City Tucson is not very far away and much more interesting than Phoenix (although Phoenix museums are very cool but I didn't want to do just a bunch of buildings original QT by @EternaSky https://budgetpixel.com/p/40975 I didn't use the cool prompt on EternaSky's page to create my image. Check his image and prompt out. I highly recommend his prompt. This is not a beginner's level cut-and-paste prompt tho. If you use it, read it and swap in information about your city. So where you see the Singapore statue, swap in a statue, art, bridge or whatever that is special to your city. There are multiple places to swap in things from your designated city/area. Many people see a good prompt and copy and paste it as is. That's fine as a beginning learning stage of making AI art. That won't work with this prompt. This is a good prompt to practice learning to read a prompt and changing it to make it unique to you. . It's like the next level of prompting. For more advanced prompters, of course, they can already do that and it has good phrases that's useful to put in anyone's repertoire. This came up for me because of talking to a couple of people who have been doing AI art for months but have zero confidence in making their own prompts so only used copied prompts as is. I felt like their lack of confidence was directly linked to their copy/paste habit. Everyone starts that way with the copy/paste, studying phrases, seeing what looks good, and these days talking to the AI to finetune a prompt. But building confidence means going the next step and learning how things work together so you can change or create a prompt that fits your vision. By learning to swap in info, this is a great first step towards learning to troubleshoot an AI assisted prompt as well as to write your own unique prompts from scratch and create your own signature styles. Eternasky's prompt is a great prompt to learn swapping.

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