With all of the winter holidays happening right now, I thought it would be nice to give everyone a few skeletons as a gift. Clearing skeletons from my closet was going to be my New Year's resolution, but I decided to start a bit early, in case anyone is locked in their house and bored this weekend!
"What are skeletons?" You may be wondering. If you caught the end of my last tutorial, I showed how to save an already use prompt for working on later. If you don't want to read the last post, I'll try to explain what a skeleton is. A skeleton is what I like to call the prompts that I create almost like a fill-in-the-blanks Madlib game. It'll create whatever you want while keeping the photo and art style the same. I kept these skeletons easy and barebones (heh) today. But may find more complex prompts that you can loot and create a bounty with next week!
Skeleton 1: A painting of a house covered in snow. A street view of a {color} cottage covered in snow with a {color} fence, Artwork, Watercolor, Macro View, Nightlight, Christmas Lights, Snow, Snowflakes
Skeleton 2: A Peter Mohrbacher Christmas tree A {color} Christmas tree with {item}, {item}, and {item} on it by Peter Mohrbacher
Skeleton 3: Frozen Creature
A frozen {creature} at a snowy {place} Closeup-View, First-Person, Ice, Snow, Snowflake, Unreal Engine, High Contrast
*Bonus skeleton*: Sillhoutette This one was found on Open Art and not one of my own but one I felt would go great with the holidays.
Multiple layers of silhouette {object1}, with silhouette of {object2}, sharp edges, at sunset, with heavy fog in air, vector style, horizon silhouette Landscape wallpaper by Alena Aenami, firewatch game style, vector style background
Remember have a safe weekend and enjoy the one's around you.
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