This is the AI Image Generation Community Challenge post, the theme is:
Fairy Tales
Suggested here by @late_[email protected]:
https://sh.itjust.works/comment/1610760
Comment your submissions on this post.
You can submit your AI generated images to be voted on for the contest by commenting and embedding your images.
Please use "" format to embed the image in the comment so users don't have to go to other websites.
You don't have to upload the image to sh.itjust.works specifically, and can use imgur links and other webhosting sites as well.
Strict simple rules to make this more enjoyable for everyone:
Contest will begin immediately when this post is made and will end the following Friday at 1pm EDT
One comment per user
3 images maximum
Must follow this community's and sh.itjust.works rules
No links to other websites, must be embedded and viewable here
The top 3 winners are the top 3 root comments with the most upvotes
The top 3 winners (9 images total potentially) will be featured as a pinned post as the contest winning images with user names
If you want to edit your image choices you must delete your old comment and make a new comment
Recognize this invalidates your comment from winning as per the rules. If you'd like to make a new comment then you are free to do so, but you must delete this comment as well. As for the slight mermaid nudity, I'll allow this edit for the sake of the art, but I'd prefer going no further with it.
Concerning the votes, maybe you should have a jury (you? three persons ?). It would be fair compared to the current voting system. You could reward only the pictures you like (not 3 pictures) based on different criterias : the overall impression, the composition, the tricky prompt/explaination of the tricky process/explaination of the issues, etc. This may invite contestants to share more than a picture ?
That would be interesting, but I can't dedicate more time to organizing a more in-depth challenge. You can always start a challenge of your own within the rules. The voting here isn't meant to be taken seriously beyond a fun community challenge. I just did what was simplest using the current system of upvotes/downvotes.
No problem. I do it to progress. (Also, the actual voting system is wonky. The early posts get more upvotes than late ones. Not that it should be taken seriously, since Lemmy allows you to rig the votes. And there are way too few votes).