From my perspective, it seems like you wanted to make a rendition of this until you found out it was ai-generated. Either that, or that it carried the CC license which is a non-commercial license, or both.

I gave you options to slightly modify the design that would produce another awesome looking Zelda.

That was the thought process.

The phrase “it’s ai generated” sucks the fun out of most images. Almost as much as “it has a CC license.”

So that image is from a universe where Zelda and Peach are roommates. AI understands both of those characters really well. I’ve got full image-story arcs of them being in lesbians and kicking ass.

AI is still shit for brains at some prompts, might I suggest Zelda as the Witch Queen of Angmar?

Or there’s this actual painting of Perseus and Andromeda where I don’t understand how to tell AI that Zelda in power armor is in a full commit dive straight down, preparing to slash tf outta Bowser.

From Bing originally. It carries a CC license.

I prompted, edited (like extra ears, strange helmet accessories, logos being off), printed, assembled, and added/changed details once it was glued to a board.

I’ve given up on trying to decide if AI images are mine. Otherwise, have at it.

Posted by me.

I didn’t need a study to tell me that. See, back in 'nam there were no studies, no lettuce, no cars. We did what we did and we knew what we knew.

To be pedantic, all other things being equal, like quantity sold. Riiiiiight?

hahaha - I’m following the FAFO method to musical education right now, and this advice is reassuring.

Eww, gross.

I deleted every single comment and post on the seven or so accounts I was able to remember passwords for, and then deleted the accounts. That also meant I got to see about ten years worth of comments and posts. There are some phases of life I’d rather not be preserved for posterity’s sake.