Vintage Magazine Cover Featuring Cosplay and Prompts

AI Prompts Weekly: Retro Glamour

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  AI Prompts Weekly: Retro Glamour
  
  Model: Grok
  
  Size: 2496 X 3312 (8.27 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Generate cover art for 'A.I. PROMPTS WEEKLY", a retro 1940s style fashion glamour magazine; main article sub title "BETTER PROMPTS!" inset below retro pulp magazine title, secondary article sub title: "COSPLAY PROMPTS 101"; main cover illustration depicts a whimsical tableau of an athletic female with MMA fighter Ronda Rousey's condescending sneer in cosplay Easter Bunny costume posing in an Victorian-era garden, laughing as she stands in dramatic pin-up style glamour pose holding a sign reading: "Thanks for the Likes!"
  
  Using base image: No
  
  Aspect Ratio: portrait
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Generate cover art for 'A.I. PROMPTS WEEKLY", a retro 1940s style fashion glamour magazine; main article sub title "BETTER PROMPTS!" inset below retro pulp magazine title, secondary article sub title: "COSPLAY PROMPTS 101"; main cover illustration depicts a whimsical tableau of an athletic female with MMA fighter Ronda Rousey's condescending sneer in cosplay Easter Bunny costume posing in an Victorian-era garden, laughing as she stands in dramatic pin-up style glamour pose holding a sign reading: "Thanks for the Likes!"

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Description: Retro 1940s fashion magazine cover for A.I. PROMPTS WEEKLY. Features a sneering, athletic woman in an Easter Bunny costume posing dramatically in a Victorian garden, holding a Thanks for the Likes! sign. Subtitles: BETTER PROMPTS! and COSPLAY PROMPTS 101.

Comment: Tested the prompt offsite in a Krea2 variant, Gemini and two different instances of ChatGPT. ChatGPT actually generated authentic looking 1940s magazine covers. Yet, after multiple guesstimate edits and continues rejections, I had to use Grok. Message is still more or less there but stylistically this is.... meh.