AI can stylize simple drawings so turning an MSPaint line/circle/curve tool creation into such a stained glass pic is easy. That can be composited with conventional tools (chroma keying) or AI on an existing photo if the original is close to solid color, or on an AI-generated one explicitly prompted with solid color. This process does not involve “dirty-worded” prompts so it can be done with commercial AI without triggering guideline violations. But that’s how I’d do it if I was tasked to make this with AI, and since I don’t use it I’m not well aware of current capabilities, maybe there are some services that can do it in one prompt.
Yeah I’m convinced it can be done, but the stained glass is very abstract and I was wondering what it took to have a LLM generate that.
But it could be quite banal, indeed, that the art pre existed and was pasted in, like the other commenter saying that he recognized the artwork from before.
I’m also curious why the entire scene is on a Dutch angle, but that’s probably a bit of hallucination too.
I’m curious what the prompt was to create this, though
AI can stylize simple drawings so turning an MSPaint line/circle/curve tool creation into such a stained glass pic is easy. That can be composited with conventional tools (chroma keying) or AI on an existing photo if the original is close to solid color, or on an AI-generated one explicitly prompted with solid color. This process does not involve “dirty-worded” prompts so it can be done with commercial AI without triggering guideline violations. But that’s how I’d do it if I was tasked to make this with AI, and since I don’t use it I’m not well aware of current capabilities, maybe there are some services that can do it in one prompt.
Yeah I’m convinced it can be done, but the stained glass is very abstract and I was wondering what it took to have a LLM generate that.
But it could be quite banal, indeed, that the art pre existed and was pasted in, like the other commenter saying that he recognized the artwork from before.
I’m also curious why the entire scene is on a Dutch angle, but that’s probably a bit of hallucination too.