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ArtistA colossal, fluffy tortoise patterned cat, yawning widely, sprawls across a grand stone bridge at twilight sunset during winter. There is static electricity and cat hair that has static charge that zaps nearby vehicles on the bridge to make it more dangerous. We see a far off lightning storm. A tiny red double-decker bus is precariously held under a large paw on the bridge. The other paw is outstretched toward the foreground as the cat yawns, so that we see the pink and charcoal grey paw pads as an expression of stretching while adjusting during a nap. Below, a bustling multifaceted city with canals and smaller bridges stretches into the distance. A large cargo ship navigates the river, while a classic sailing ship rocks in the wake of the cat's tail, which dips into the water. On the quay, tiny people ( the size of mice) are pulling a giant, colorful ball luminescent of yarn. The sky is a dramatic blend of midnight blue, orange, pink, and purple, with silhouetted birds flying. Highly detailed, whimsical, fantastical, vibrant colors, epic scale, storybook illustration.
2 weeks later... Upscaler to Feed!!!
Oh finally. I worked on this image to add hind legs, and was just happy to have a cat without a wheelchair that I would have to research for several hours even with artificial intelligence help, to build a cat wheelchair. Yes it would be extremely compassionate, yet each New image I prompt has different elements of being too cheesy, to basic, not artistic enough, not funny enough, lacking words and speech bubbles. Yet each endeavor
. Has been a learning lesson.
I simply wanted to withdraw from a contest... And have my original image entered upscaled. It is like the second week later. And finally the upscaler feeds back to my dreams feed. So thank you DDG!
Had it simply upscaled without creating a horrific image, I would not have prompted so many extra cats. It brings up more questions.
And that's all I have left, are questions. Yet for others who are more daring To tread where others have not... I'm sure you'll be enthused to prompt out any creature needing wheelchair.
