My first reaction is always to insult people. You're welcome.

This is what I do viscerally, and afterward, after meditating on a somewhat more tempered reaction, I will give a reasonable answer.

AI art is moving at a speed that is currently mind-boggling. Lines are making more and more sense by the day, soon it might even be able to do a hand without 7 fingers but 5, and being an early adopter doesn't mean much anymore, because soon the entire world will use it through movies, video games, board games, you name it. You will all probably make your own damn movie.

While it's improving exponentially, it also means that the execution is improving quite drastically too. While I was reading @greenmask9 's latest Ai art post, I couldn't help but notice that he was using very short prompts with good results, while I've been very adamant about improving your prompt knowledge and refining the process by adding elements.

My first reaction was of course to say "you're lazy, that's why you're using short prompts", but after he gave me the best answer you could give, I realized that I was just being a pompous asshole, and that, maybe, he was right.

After what I've learned about AI art in the last 7 months, I can safely say that while learning about prompts is fun, and really helped me refine my style, it's important to remember that there are no rules, that's why it's exciting, and me wanting to impose "a certain way of using Ai art" is completely against the very idea of art, and by doing so I am sucking all the fun out of the process.

My point is, the size of your prompt doesn't matter, your prompt is your prompt, and the same way there are amazing long sentences in literature, there are also profound, short Haikus, with the same intensity.

Now, I'll show you some of the work I produced in the last few weeks.

Cheers, and prompt on!

Heaven's door

Simple theme, what would the door, the passageway to heaven look like? I linked it to energies, crystals, chakras, and then I wanted a melting mountain and played around with melting minerals.

Self Portrait

For the song Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, the cover of Elton John's song that I covered a few days ago, I thought of maybe releasing a version on Spotify, so I worked on a cover artwork. I used an image source, and created something from it, using the lyrics on the song "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", very interesting stuffs...I also played around Elton John's themes...

Girl & Bear

I wanted a white polar bear and a young asian girl, ok it sounds a bit creepy now that I say it like that, but you get my point. Starry night, mountains, lake, refections, and all.

Samurais

I had fun with this one, trying to really describe everything I wanted in my prompt, the Japanese blossoms, the intricate armor details, it turned out alright...

Cowboy & Dog

This one, people hated it on Instagram. Why so much hate I don't know, I liked it a lot. A dog and his cowboy, and vice & versa...

Epic Battle

While I was working on a "Alex Jones vs Klaus Schwab satyre digital work", the AI went a certain route and I just went with the flow. Pretty cool, notice that one arm is missing.

Dream House

It has that Gladiator vibe...

Short Prompt

After all that discussion on prompts, I decided to put it to the test with a short one:

A nightsky that looks heavenlike, with a passageway leading to the origin of the universe, incredible reflexion on a lake, beautiful verdoyant nature

Conclusion: The conclusion is obvious, anything is possible, and let's chill out for a minute...

Next week post, will be about:

Conspiracy Theories!!!!