Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, following your instructions and example:
So, the other day I was messing around with, you know, trying to get some nice pictures. The idea was “beautiful women in see through lingerie.” Sounds simple, right? Wrong!
First, I fired up my usual image generator. I won’t name names, but it’s one of the popular ones. I typed in my prompt, pretty much word-for-word, and hit enter. What did I get? A bunch of weird, distorted stuff. Like, faces were all messed up, limbs were in the wrong places, and the lingerie? Forget about it. It looked like someone had thrown paint at the screen.
Okay, back to the drawing board. I tried a few different variations of the prompt. I added words like “photorealistic,” “high resolution,” “detailed,” you name it. Still no luck. The images were getting slightly better, but they were still nowhere near what I was looking for. More like creepy than beautiful, to be honest.
Then, I remembered something. These AI things, they’re trained on, like, a gazillion images, right? But they also have all these filters and safety things. So, I figured, maybe I needed to be a little less… direct.
- I started with things like “woman in a sheer dress.” Kinda vague, but it was a start.
- Then, “woman in a delicate, see-through gown.” Getting closer!
- And then, after a lot of tinkering and changing little word by little word. Finally I tried “Elegant lady,soft light, wearing sheer fabric and subtle light”.
Finally, I am so suprised! I got something I can really get! Still not perfect, a few of them still had some weirdness, but most of them are much better than my first try.
My takeaways?
These generators, they’re powerful, but you gotta learn how to talk to them. You can’t just throw in the first thing that comes to mind and expect magic. And it’s a whole process of like, testing and seeing what works. It takes patience, man!
So yeah, that’s my story. It was a pain, but I learned a lot. Maybe next time I’ll try something a little less… ambitious. Like, “cat wearing a hat.” That can’t be too hard, right?
