Time to vote for November Image of the Month (IotM). All MobiTog members are eligible to vote. Voting ends December 7.
Wow, that’s just beautiful.
Cool! At first I thought he was sitting on a sewing machine!
If this was an actual photograph I'd say fantastic!
If this was an actual photograph it would have taken me years to construct something close to this!If this was an actual photograph I'd say fantastic!
Miniature aliens! Or their spacecrafts !My Little Mushroom Village
WomboDream, Diptic, native camera
Used Portrait mode to capture this mushroom in my backyard and used it as the seed to WomboDream.
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Those eyes!!!
Break a leg. That Colonel Mustard card is wonderful.Colonel Mustard
I open in Clue the Musical tonight! I created all the cards for the suspects, weapons and rooms. Here’s mine.
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I would sooo love to see that. Big fan of the game, the movie…..Colonel Mustard
I open in Clue the Musical tonight! I created all the cards for the suspects, weapons and rooms. Here’s mine.
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Isn’t this just gorgeous! It’s the best “watercolour” effect I’ve seen from any app anywhere.
BeCasso does a good job, as long as you play around with the settings. The standard presets are a little lacking. I increase detail, Wobbling, Sketchiness; either increase or decrease Depth according to my mood; and always decrease the boosted Saturation.Isn’t this just gorgeous! It’s the best “watercolour” effect I’ve seen from any app anywhere.
Brilliant.Colonel Mustard
I open in Clue the Musical tonight! I created all the cards for the suspects, weapons and rooms. Here’s mine.
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St. Wombo in his scriptorium
The things you and MidJourney come up with! Dali's Poems works, but my first thought was Cthulhu in a business suit. For existential horror, it's hard to beat modern corporations -- gotta move with the times.
But the actual prompt was “poems by Salvador Dali”. I liked the book-like portion, and ignored the tentacles.The things you and MidJourney come up with! Dali's Poems works, but my first thought was Cthulhu in a business suit. For existential horror, it's hard to beat modern corporations -- gotta move with the times.