#AI Prompting

[gingerbredman1989]

**Creating Prompts for Hyper-Muscular Men: A Step-by-Step Guide**

So, you're ready to create massive, vein-popping, muscle-bound titans? Here’s how you can write the perfect prompt to bring those behemoths to life. It’s all about the **details** and focusing on key aspects of size, muscle definition, and personality. Follow these steps:

### 1. **Start with Basic Descriptions**

   Begin with the person's **age**, **height**, and **weight** to set up a frame of reference for the character's size. For example:

   - **Example**: "A 40-year-old man standing at 6'5'' and weighing 450 lbs."

   These details help anchor the visual and make sure the muscle size is proportionate to the height and weight.

### 2. **Dial Up the Muscle Mass**

   Focus on **specific muscles** and make them **hyper-exaggerated**. Mention how **huge, defined, or vascular** they are. Use terms like “bulging,” “massive,” “shredded,” or “veiny” to bring attention to details.

   - **Example**: "His chest is enormous, with pecs the size of boulders, while his arms are thick and bulging with veins running down his massive biceps."

   **Tip**: Call out different body parts separately (arms, legs, chest, back), and don’t be shy about using over-the-top descriptions.

### 3. **Emphasize Vascularity and Definition**

   People love seeing the **veins and muscle striations**, so make sure you highlight them. Adding details like “skin-tight,” “veins popping,” or “deep muscle separation” will take the visual to the next level.

   - **Example**: "His skin is so tight that every vein is visible, snaking across his chest and arms as his massive muscles flex."

### 4. **Add Personality or Attitude**

   Give your character some flair! Whether they’re smiling, flexing, or standing confidently, describing their **expression** or **pose** adds depth to the image.

   - **Example**: "He stands confidently, smiling as he flexes his gigantic arms, his massive physique casting a shadow around him."

   **Tip**: Throw in details like "flexing to show off," or "grinning as his pecs strain against his shirt."

### 5. **Create a Setting**

   A gym, a stage, or just in front of a mirror—wherever you picture this titan, include the **setting**. This adds context and highlights their size compared to their environment.

   - **Example**: "In the background, you can see gym equipment that looks tiny in comparison to his massive body."

### 6. **Keep it Hyper-Exaggerated**

   Since we’re talking **fantasy-level** muscle size, don’t hold back. **Go big!** Feel free to exaggerate details like “muscles so big they look inhuman,” or “a body that barely fits through doorways.”

### 7. **Example Prompt**

   Here's how it all comes together:

   - "A massively hyper-muscular 45-year-old man standing 6’2” tall and weighing 475 lbs. His biceps are the size of basketballs, and his chest is so broad it strains against his skin-tight shirt. His legs are tree trunks with muscles bulging and veins snaking down. He’s standing confidently in a gym, flexing his gigantic arms while smiling, showing off his superhuman size and vascularity. His traps rise like mountains, and his back is so wide it almost touches the walls."

### 8. **Experiment and Have Fun**

   Try combining different features, playing with size, or even adding unique details like tattoos, unique clothing, or poses. Once you get the hang of it, the sky’s the limit!

[corkinavoid]

DPxDC Not So Artificial Intelligence

Barbara thinks it was Bruce, with his love for new additions to the Cave. Bruce thinks it was Tim, with his late hyperfixation on AI. Tim thinks it was Babs, with her ever evolving network of keeping everything under control.

They are all wrong, but the fact stays a fact: the BatCave has an AI assistant now.

It is not very good at first, not recognizing voices very well and messing up commands, but the Bats write it off as a learning curve. Besides, it never makes the same mistakes twice, and in a couple of months, even the tiniest slip ups fade away.

Its name is Betty. First, Dick named it Bat-AI (a reasonable name), then it transformed into Bat-I for easier pronunciation, and then Steph called in Betty once, and the name was sealed.

And they all love Betty. Betty is the best, keeping track of their everyday lives, reminding them of their civilian meetings and vigilante business, alerting them of any suspicious activity in the city. Oracle finally gets to sleep for more than 4 hours in a day with Betty's help. Tim gets company when he is three weeks in and elbows deep in a case - it's easier when he has an illusion of someone to discuss the matter with, and Betty even offers him insight. Damian learns to do digital art just to have a little competition with Betty. He wins, but the AI is a worthy opponent, in his opinion.

Even Bruce begrudgingly likes the AI assistant. She is competent and helpful, and Alfred seems to approve of how she doesn't let Bruce overwork himself when he escapes medbay to keep searching for answers.

That is, until one day, Tim installs speakers specifically for Betty in the Cave.

The voice that comes from them is not robotic or mechanical.

It definitely has human intonation.

"Hello, Red Robin," the voice - a male voice, actually - greets him with slight amusement. Tim feels an uneasy feeling sinking down in his stomach.

"Betty?"

"You know me as such. I would prefer it if you called me Danny. He/them pronouns."

Remind him, who installed the AI?..

---------------

Danny got trapped inside the Batcomputer somehow - I suspect Technus had a hand in it - and decided to embrace it. He used to be a vigilante himself, so why not help this whole family of vigilantes while he is at it? They look like they need a hand.

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[lawrichai]

" "i could do that." sure, but you didn't." ^ Easily said by any Joes once the whole creative process has been gone through by someone else, and all they see is the final visual product that they think could easily be copied. But let's be real, these same Joes could NEVER create anything of the sort by themselves. They can't fathom spending the required time leveling up the skills and knowledge it takes to get the result they want. That's why they are so ferociously defending AI prompting: It's suddenly giving them a way to get results without having to work for it. The buffed muscles without the workout. Instant gratification. ...and they are currently all drunk off it.

the rise of AI art isn't surprising to us. for our entire lives, the attitude towards our skills has always been - that's not a real thing. it has been consistently, repeatedly devalued.

people treat art - all forms of it - as if it could exist by accident, by rote. they don't understand how much art is in the world. someone designed your home. someone designed the sign inside of your local grocery store. when you quote a character or line from something in media, that's a line a real person wrote.

"i could do that." sure, but you didn't. there's this joke where a plumber comes over to a house and twists a single knob. charges the guy 10k. the guy, furious, asks how the hell the bill is so high. the plumber says - "turning the knob was a dollar. the knowledge is the rest of the money."

the trouble is that nobody believes artists have knowledge. that we actively study. that we work hard, beyond doing our scales and occasionally writing a poem. the trouble is that unless you are already framed in a museum or have a book on a shelf or some kind of product, you aren't really an artist. hell, because of where i post my work, i'll never be considered a poet.

the thing that makes you an artist is choice. the thing that makes all art is choice. AI art is the fetid belief that art is instead an equation. that it must answer a specific question. Even with machine learning, AI cannot make a choice the way we can - because the choices we make have always been personal, complicated. our skills cannot be confined to "prompt and execution." what we are "solving" isn't just a system of numbers - it is how we process our entire existence. it isn't just "2 and 2 is 4", it's staring hard at the numbers and making the four into an alligator. it's rearranging the letters to say ow and it is the ugly drawing we make in the margin.

at some point, you will be able to write something by feeding my work into a machine. it will be perfectly legible and even might sound like me. but a machine doesn't understand why i do these things. it can be taught preferences, habits, statistical probability. it doesn't know why certain vowels sound good to me. it doesn't know the private rules i keep. it doesn't know how to keep evolving.

"but i want something to exist that doesn't exist yet." great. i'm glad you feel creative. go ahead and pay a fucking artist for it.

this is all saying something we all already knew. the sad fucking truth: we have to die to remind you. only when we're gone do we suddenly finally fucking mean something to you. artists are not replicable. we each genuinely have a skill, talent, and process that makes us unique. and there's actual quiet power in everything we do.

[youre-dreaming-302]

Heaven’s 愛 302 - PlayStation 2 - 2003

[thoughtportal]

The nightmares of medieval peasants dreamed a softer hell than this.

https://twitter.com/megelison/status/1645460901808439300

[shummthechumm]

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[jjoneechan]

YEAH!

Since likes are removed from twt I’ve been seeing a bunch of themed yeah reaction images so I made my own haha

[aiweirdness]

learn the mammals with the help of dalle-3!

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[motherhenna]

Haymitch around the time of the 74th Hunger games--sort of a sequel to my 50th Games piece. Figured he'd be the type of guy to open every booze bottle with his teeth lol.

Bonus 2010 Haymitch portrait as a treat here

[phantomkinoc13]

WRITE NOVEMBER!

Because nanowrimo decided to allow AI bullshit this year, we’re saying fuck ‘em, and doing our own november writing prompts!

November is still national (novel) writing month, but we say NO AI IN ART OR WRITING!! Join us saying No to ai in writing with No-AI-November, and do WRITE NOVEMBER this year, instead!

HOW IT WORKS: You can write as you normally would, set word count goals, work on your novel, your fanfics, or just writing scenes you want to write throughout November. You can optionally choose from the list of weekly themes, or daily prompts as you’d like, for inspiration.

REBLOG THIS POST, & USE THE TAGS: ‘write November’ ‘novel November’ or ‘no-ai-November’ as well as any other writing tags you feel appropriate.

Feel free to use either of the images above, when posting writing. Use this post or make your own to post your writing goals, and any work you want to share!

Let’s Write! ✍🏼 💻

[kugisakiss]

Au where Conan is a weed dealer. Cue him sitting inside Kogoro's office and laughing calmly with bloodshot, red eyes while smoking.

taking down the B.O. the "normal" way is taking too long. Conan and Haibara are going to build a criminal empire so large it will chase them out of business and they're going to start it by selling meth without getting caught because who would even suspect them?

[comfort-character-central]

What am I doing? Oh, I'm just doing some educated research, learning about topics that fascinate me.

*Goes back to my screen where there are 5 tabs on my computer, all different things related to the character I'm currently fixated on.*

[novella-november]

Ominous / Outline October 2024 Announcement Post:

The poll about Ominous October prompts has now wrapped up, and the results are in!

51% voted to used the narrowed list of polls, while 25% wanted to vote to narrow down the prompts, and the other % had no opinion.

So! We've got two (three?) options for those participating in Ominous October 2024 :)

Ominous October 2024 *Weekly Short Stories* - Writing 714 words each day, complete one short story each week totaling 5k (or more) based on the following prompts:

Week One: Undead / Strange Town

Week Two: Changeling / Curse

Week Three: Parasitism / Revenge

Week Four: Transformation / Eternity

[You can choose between either prompt for the week, or combine them both in your story!]

Ominous October 2024 *Daily Short Stories OR Poetry*- each day, write a drabble/short story or poem based on the following prompts:

Raised from the dead

Ghost stories

“I put a spell on you”

Replacement and parasitism (changelings, cuckoos, All About Eve)

Victim turns the tables on their bully

Playing pretend or acting out on stage turns real

Medical abuse and sadistic doctors

Phantom limb

A single candle

Costume

Under the bed

What lurks in the cellar

The weird small-town

A knock at the door

The witching hour

It will never end

Graveyard ghost hunting

Misty road

Potions

Harvesting

Banshee's lullaby

Crooked reflection

"Do not speak its name"

The eleventh hour

It's too late

Bones itching

Poisoned coffee

Bloody hands

Since October is right before November, and a lot of people are going for the 30,000 words in a month goal, there are three catch-up/rest days from the 29th through the 31st!

On the 31st, Everyone picks one (or more!) spooky stories to post to celebrate!

Here is a template for Ominous October:

Please feel free to make your own custom decorated goal cards and post them in the Ominous October tags!

And don't forget to reblog for more reach! Everyone participating has around two weeks to do any prep they'd like for the weekly short stories with the prompts :D

If you would prefer to focus on Novella November Prep, there's also:

Outline October 2024

Where you spend the month outlining, doing research, making character designs, world-building, etc!