Yeah, yeah, yeah, but wouldn't you rather know how, than not?
I am going to show you a few ways I am learning to use AI for my hobbies and social media postings.
No, I do not, will not, and will never use Ai to write my books. I will not and shall not use AI on my book covers.
I will use it to be a menace in creating graphics that I can use.
Let's get started.
I am using Bing. I like the results I get from using the prompts.
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I want to create a new quilt. If I can see the blocks and images, then I can easily make it from scraps of fabric.
My prompt: "Create a 12-block quilt pattern of a black ballerina with an afro wearing a tutu of many colors."
Colorful and can easily be replicated. This one included the ruler.
Cute and has possibilities.
She only has one leg....
This would be great for a little girl's quilt.
Okay, now let's get down to business.
I want to create posts and graphics for my upcoming book release, Night Blind.
Prompt: "black woman with short hair drinking tea and reading an action novel named Night Blind"
Pretty cool huh?
Let me show you what else it gave me.
This one, I truly love. I went to my Canva.com account and worked with it a bit. I added my logo, the actual book graphic, and viola.
Now we have an entire vibe.
I played around with other book titles as well, like here is Blind Spot, which is the first part of Cherry's story.
Then I became an absolute menace.
What? It could happen! Hey, if they have him and King Kong fighting a giant crab and King Kong is wearing a fist by Stark Enterprises, then why not?
The whole point is to have fun with it.
Step into the shadows of 'Night Blind', where clandestine mentorship leads Helen on a journey of redemption laced with danger and desire. #RomanticSuspense