2: intermediate image for a bard NPC in my D&D campaign

More about 2: intermediate image for a bard NPC in my D&D campaign

(a few nice surprises)

I had some very specific ideas about what Tramma 'the Tramp' Addragit looked like. How she dressed, and the jewelry she was often seen wearing because of her faith. Some of it was easy to add to that base image. Other elements not so much, and a lot of things popped up that I found visually pleasing as I was experimenting with what you could do in the AI Editor.

The leather straps at the top of that dress, for instance, were a surprise that I thought was visually appealing, so I kept it for all later versions of this image. Somewhere in the conversion of images the green color of the dress had faded to more of a silver, and any time I tried to change that it would mess with the dress in unpredictable ways, so I just grumbled and lived with it.

This is pretty much where I was just before I started to run into problems with some of my concepts. The crescent moon on her necklace was a lot more hassle than I expected. I kinda had to cheat a little with the image editor, and never really figured out how to completely clean it up.

But that was only the beginning, some of the other decorative elements I had in mind were a REAL challenge that I still haven't learned enough to solve.