Generate your own Pirate Cat images with AI
Create your own pirate cats! It's free and easy with our AI image generator. Countless options and styles.
a year ago
a highly detailed image of a fluffy pirate cat. with pirate clothes, pirate black eye patch and pirate hadt. 17th century. on a pirate ship....
Created a year ago · 3 comments· 0 likes
DALL-E 3
Creation Summary by Vincent
Fluffy Pirate Cat on Ship in 17th Century Style
A highly-detailed image of a fluffy cat dressed as a 17th-century pirate on a ship. The feline wears a black eye patch and tricorn hat, embodying the adventurous spirit of a pirate mascot.
Created by Ylona on Nov 27, 2024 using the DALL-E 3 AI image generator model.
3 Comments
Join the conversation
Creation Settings
- Text Prompts
- a highly detailed image of a fluffy pirate cat. with pirate clothes, pirate black eye patch and pirate hadt. 17th century. on a pirate ship. storm. rain.Weight: 1
- DALL·E 3 Revised Prompt
- Imagine a meticulously detailed scene onboard a 17th century pirate ship amidst a raging storm and cascading rain. The ship's furry feline mascot dons traditional pirate attire, complete with black eye patch and tricorn hat. It's coat is soft and fluffy, adding contrast to the dark, foreboding weather. ...
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- DALL·E 3 Quality
Standard
- DALL·E 3 Style
Vivid
A big thank you to everyone (all 216 of you) for your participation in this week's pirate-themed EPIC Caturday Challenge! I have to say, in my humble opinion, this was one of our most solid, thoroughly terrific challenges we've hosted yet in barely under a year that we've been doing this. Each of you totally brought your "A-game," and I was so fully impressed with every one of your delightful pirate cats. I can only hope that the rest of you were as enthralled and amazed as I was with each of these swashbuckling felines. We shall return now in less than 24 hours with a brand new feline-centric challenge--same cat time, same cat channel!
Challenge results, in case anyone is curious: