Imma Queen, not a Princess

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[skiplo-wave]

“ Ai cost more than human workers”

Ah but you thought AI be more efficient and less labor inducing

[jabberding0]

Claymation

[koipepo]

Sorry, I'm just trying to be safe

[bedupolker]

Good movies have 4.1 stars on letterboxd. Great movies have 3.4 stars on letterboxd. Unfortunately mid movies also have 3.4 stars on letterboxd so its hard to tell till you watch them.

[hamrikaa]

[lazarus-lazuli]

i have no comment this is just the funniest fucking thing i’ve seen all day

[sorcererslittledragon]

@thatlittleegyptologist i think this is your wheelhouse? Whats it say. Is it anygood or is it pure aesthetic.

[thatlittleegyptologist]

I’ve already posted something longer on my blog because I was trying to avoid spoiling the fun but (as loud as I can - not reflected on you): THIS IS AI. IT’S NOT HIERATIC (that looks different) IT’S BARELY EVEN CURSIVE HIEROGLYPHS.

Look closely:

Do they really look like hieroglyphs? No.

Do they really form things other than birds? No.

Do they distinct groups that could be words even if you can’t read them? No.

When you spot the same sign on another part of the door, why does it look like the person carving them (because Reddit OP says an exacto knife was used) suddenly forgot a script they are apparently fluent enough in to carve on a toilet door? Because it is AI.

TL;DR: Reddit op was karma farming using AI to generate nonsense “hieratic” onto what is probably a real photo of a toilet door. Because Hieroglyphs in the public consciousness are considered a funny ha ha picture script rather than a real script belonging to a real language capable of literature, people’s brains skip over the obvious faults. If you searched for “hieratic examples” or “cursive hieroglyphs examples” and compared them to the above image, it’d be very quickly apparent that it wasn’t real.

[elbiotipo]

remember when I made that post that basically said "don't forget about a southern hemisphere when worldbuilding" and a lot of people said "ahhh but what if my fantasy world is flat or shaped like a kia sorento? checkmate I Write What I Want" and then you go and find out that people actually forget that the southern hemisphere exists in real life, like right now here in earth

[elbiotipo]

my worldbuilding posts have two key components:

here's a thing you should think about to make your world more believable and cohesive :) it could really enhance your plot and characters and it's also fun to think about it, when you know how the real world works you can make more vivid fantasy worlds!

and you also should think about it so you think about something else that isn't your own fucking hemisphere pedazo de gringo imperialista

[corn-pit]

So half of the fantasy planet needs to be experiencing summer when its winter in the north? Is that the endpoint of this post? An episode of the magic schoolbus?

[elbiotipo]

I don't know what to tell you. Read the post again.

[headbenzhawk]

[punkerduckiememes]

[funshinebf]

dads with the pet they didnt want

[stuckinapril]

They weren’t lying when they said that as an adult you have to fight for your life to practice your hobbies

[stuckinapril]

They also weren’t lying when they said that when you fail to do so your soul shrivels up inside your body and dies

[wavepriisms]

[lettuccine]

i aged them up just a smidge

[ydotome]

Not much, compared to the others. You need to take the drawing more seriously. She's not bad, but... she's average. I would hardly believe she's her daughter. When someone has talent, you can tell by this age. Is she even practicing? She's still just a child. I had such high hopes. But you've disappointed me, Agott. I won't take you as an apprentice. Our family has no need for someone with no talent. - Tongari Boushi no Atelier - Episode 7

[imjunebitch]

[aransmind]

MY MAN

[devinellekurtz]

When we first met

[targetedknowledge]