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Another AI-attempt on 10 year young Pythagoras ... finding the proof of his theorem ...
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Ideogram 1.0 Turbo4x
As there was no paper (and no papyrus) in the year 560 BC (when Pythagoras was 10), I asked AI for geometric shapes cut out of leather.
Hmm - an Elefant supporting young Pythagoras? No research, just do a smile: We are in Fantàsia (=Nightcafe)! And have a look at the discussion under the other Pythagoras pictures ...
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Oh, I just noticed - the prompt "rectangular triangles" 📐 has been changed by Ideogram to "triangles".
Aha, interesting: 90-degree angles are not appreciated by the new AI model - and are therefore cancelled.
Well, it's not the end of the world ... and I won't therefore ask the support team about it.
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- Realistic 10 year old boy, standing besides a big table, smiling, moving large rectangular triangles and squares cut out of coloured leather, real young elefant standing in the back, smiling at the boy. Morning sun light shining on the table. head and shoulders portrait, 8k resolution concept art portrait ...Weight: 1
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- A hyperrealistic, 8k resolution portrait of a 10-year-old boy standing beside a large table, moving colorful leather shapes of triangles and squares. He is smiling, with an expression of joy and curiosity. Behind him, a young elephant is also smiling and looking at the boy. The morning sun lights up ...
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Love the elephant in the room Skyrain! Your boy looks so happy... I just read your note about the shapes and maybe the translation to English was faulty. You can't have a rectangular triangle or square but I know that you already know that. I think when making the prompt, if you wanted all 3 shapes you would put a comma after each shape to keep them separate from each other: "rectangles, triangles, squares". That would not confuse the language translation or the NC prompt. Just a thought from me. 🙂