justrob on BudgetPixel
@justrob · 8/25/2026
Same prompt, two very different weather systems. Watch the red coats marching into the smoke: one version keeps their edges clean well into the middle distance, the other starts dissolving them almost immediately. Also check the dead in the foreground. The crisp one makes every body read clearly, the blurred one lets them sink into the mud. Models, in order: 1. gpt-image-2 2. nano-banana-2-lite

Tags: Battle of Waterloo, British red coats, Napoleonic war art, military history painting, infantry square formation, 19th century fine art, Union Jack battle flag, historic battle scene, British grenadiers, Napoleonic warfare, battlefield artwork, vintage military art, Wellington regiment, war history illustration, classical battle painting
AI Model: gpt-image-2
Prompt: Elizabeth Butler + J.M.W. Turner + oil scumbling, where Butler's front-loaded figure modelling concentrates crisp detail on the nearest forms and lets ranked masses recede into looser suggestion, carrying a muted earth palette against a single saturated red note, and Turner's aerial perspective dissolves distant forms into luminous high-key haze through thinned tonal veils. The oil scumbling drags broken pale grey over darker underpaint, softening far edges and bleeding smoke into sky, transforming any subject through crisp foreground detail fading into atmospheric dissolution. A large body of early nineteenth century British infantry soldiers in red coats, tall black shakos, white cross-belts and grey trousers, armed with muskets and bayonets, carrying a Union flag, with a mounted officer and fallen bodies and helmets scattered nearby. Wide shot at eye level, the massed infantry formed in a square facing outward with muskets levelled and bayonets fixed, several men in the front rank crouched and kneeling with weapons ready, the flag raised at centre, a rider on a pale horse rearing at far left and cavalry engaging at far right, casualties strewn across the foreground. Scene set on an open battlefield during an overcast day, with drifting smoke and haze thick across the horizon, featuring trampled grass, discarded helmets and armour, and dead horses and soldiers on the ground.

Tags: Battle of Waterloo, Napoleonic Wars art, british redcoats, infantry square, historical battle painting, military history artwork, Union Jack, 19th century warfare, gunpowder battle, vintage war art, napoleonic infantry, mounted military officers, battlefield scene, classic military painting, historical war illustration
AI Model: nano-banana-2-lite
Prompt: Elizabeth Butler + J.M.W. Turner + oil scumbling, where Butler's front-loaded figure modelling concentrates crisp detail on the nearest forms and lets ranked masses recede into looser suggestion, carrying a muted earth palette against a single saturated red note, and Turner's aerial perspective dissolves distant forms into luminous high-key haze through thinned tonal veils. The oil scumbling drags broken pale grey over darker underpaint, softening far edges and bleeding smoke into sky, transforming any subject through crisp foreground detail fading into atmospheric dissolution. A large body of early nineteenth century British infantry soldiers in red coats, tall black shakos, white cross-belts and grey trousers, armed with muskets and bayonets, carrying a Union flag, with a mounted officer and fallen bodies and helmets scattered nearby. Wide shot at eye level, the massed infantry formed in a square facing outward with muskets levelled and bayonets fixed, several men in the front rank crouched and kneeling with weapons ready, the flag raised at centre, a rider on a pale horse rearing at far left and cavalry engaging at far right, casualties strewn across the foreground. Scene set on an open battlefield during an overcast day, with drifting smoke and haze thick across the horizon, featuring trampled grass, discarded helmets and armour, and dead horses and soldiers on the ground.
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Great!
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