I was feeling so bad
yesterday I missed my regular Diary Entries; today I’m going to miss Tolkien
Tuesday as well, I’m afraid. Still not quite 100%, as they say; probably only
about 40. One thing that does not take up too much energy is AI Enhancements,
and here is the next batch.
Alien Scene
dates back to middle school. It is one of those kitchen-sink style drawings,
where I would begin any old how and just keep adding more details.
Dain Vs. Azog
is another attempt at a Middle-earth tableau.
Elf and Bear Again is
a correction of an earlier enhancement. Better, but when I said the Elf was
dressed all in blue, I should have mentioned brown boots. Tried an animation of
it, and he inexplicably grew a white beard. Taking the hat as a clue?
Wizard Fights Demon was
a very early attempt at illustrating the primal scene of Gandalf and the
Balrog. I should have specified 1) that it was in a cave on a bridge, 2) the
Balrog carried a broken sword, and 3) that he had wings, as per the picture I
had drawn showed and as I was certain of at the time.
Not much to say about Green
Dragon. Another one of the innumerable dragons I used to draw. It was in a
rather unusual perspective.
Grendel I
definitely drew in high school, probably about the time I drew Troll Hut. Not
period accurate.
Inkraven 2 has
those corrections I was talking about, though I must admit a three-footed raven
was a rather novel idea and seemed to work. No jokes about removing his ‘third
leg.’
Spither is
the result of not wanting to have the bother of drawing all eight legs of a
monster spider. I’ll include some interesting animations of it later.
The Shadow Waits was
drawn not as a particular illustration but more of an ominous ‘tone poem’ about
doom waiting in the falling dark.
Chat GPT keeps setting the
time for my sessions later and later into the night. I’m thinking of just
skipping a day and then seeing if it will reset to an earlier time. Ideally
about 8 PM. Or just breaking down and paying the $20 a month for expanded service.









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