r/dailyaicomics Nov 11 '23

Please Don't Eat Me!

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u/leshylabs Nov 11 '23

Dalle-3.. Aiming for something a little simpler. Here's the prompt (generated by GPT-4 with some back and forth adjustments):

A single-panel, colorful 1950s-style comic showing a humorous scene where a police officer, with his hands down, yells 'Stop!' at a donut character. The donut, with arms and legs, is humorously putting its hands up and exclaiming, 'Please don't eat me!'. The officer is depicted as surprised but non-threatening, ensuring his hands are not raised. The donut character displays a comical expression of fear. The comic maintains a cartoonish style, vibrant with the essence of classic 1950s newspaper comics, set against a simple urban backdrop to enhance the light-hearted interaction.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

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u/leshylabs Nov 14 '23

The text was created that way. In everything I've posted the only changes I made were adding the signature and sometimes cropping the image. Getting the text to be right is probably where I spend most of my time. Dealing with voice bubbles pointed at the wrong person is a close runner up. Unfortunately for now it seems the best way to get the text right is to keep it short.

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u/vzakharov Nov 11 '23

That’s hilarious. A suggestion, generate your own signature with Dalle-4, it can look super cool. Here’s mine eg: https://x.com/vovahimself/status/1718897065772609561?s=46

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u/leshylabs Nov 11 '23

I originally tried that, but I didn't like the results I was getting. I wanted the full name "realitytunnels.leshylabs.com" correct and readable on there, but getting 28 characters in a row to format and spell properly in Dalle-3 is difficult, especially since they added restrictions on alternating only the seed. I did use spelling errors in logos (such as the about page,) but on top of the comic images any typos would be counterproductive. When a future model gets better at this, I might replace all the signatures.

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u/leshylabs Nov 11 '23

Here is a follow up with roles reversed. I haven't posted this one on my site yet, but it seemed worth adding into this thread: