"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." • Ex-Muslim • × Romans 14:8 ×
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Made one for each Era: Medieval/Fantasy, Modern, and Futuristic.
Feel free to use these, standard SFW rules apply.
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
Christians captured by Muslim terrorists.
The Muslims don’t accept christians and Jews in their lands. Yet, these same Muslims cry about Islamophobia day in and day out when they come to western countries. Hypocrites 🤥
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
Many claim to be Christian without the repentance and the works of faith. If you do not repent and walk the narrow path, it is for nothing. God does not care for lukewarm faith and self-love.
Everyone can use this prompt btw, I'd love to see what everyone would get. ✨️
Use the provided character reference sheet to create a single illustration of that character discovering their destined weapon in an ancient dungeon treasure room.
Preserve the character’s recognizable appearance, anatomy, proportions, clothing, colors, and defining features. Match the reference sheet’s art style closely, including its linework, shading, detail level, and overall visual tone.
Weapon selection:
If the reference sheet includes a weapon or armament, use that exact design as the destined treasure, preserving its distinctive shape, colors, and details. Display it on the pedestal rather than duplicating it in the character’s hands or equipment.
If no weapon or armament is shown, design one that feels like a natural extension of the character. Draw from their outfit, motifs, color palette, apparent personality, and overall nature to determine its type, materials, silhouette, and ornamentation. It should feel unmistakably like their personal weapon of destiny.
Scene and composition:
Place the weapon on a raised stone pedestal inside a mysterious dungeon loot room. A single shaft of light descends from an opening overhead, illuminating the weapon and catching drifting dust particles. Surround it with weathered stonework, scattered treasure, and shadowed alcoves, keeping the weapon as the clear focal point.
Show the character approaching the pedestal, caught in the moment of recognizing something extraordinary. Give them an expression of wonder and quiet awe, with their gaze fixed on the weapon and their body leaning subtly toward it. They have not yet touched or claimed it.
Use a three-quarter view that clearly shows both the character’s expression and the weapon’s design. Let the light gently illuminate the character’s face and front as they step out of the dungeon’s shadows. The scene should feel like a personal, fated discovery, with an atmosphere of anticipation and adventure.
Keep the character and weapon visually distinct and unobstructed. Maintain correct anatomy and natural proportions.
No text, captions, speech bubbles, labels, watermarks, or additional characters.
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
Being POLITICAL isn't the problem.
Being VIOLENT and political simultaneously? That's the problem right there.
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
Translation:
"About this time lived Jesus, a wise man, if one ought to call him a man. He did surprising deeds, taught those accepting truth gladly, and won many Jews and Greeks. He was the Christ. Pilate crucified him on charges from our leaders; his first lovers did not stop. He appeared to them alive on the third day, as divine prophets foretold these and myriad wonders about him. The Christian tribe named from him has not vanished to this day."
Written account of Jesus rising from the dead identified in 2,000-year-old manuscript, study suggests trib.al/XFIwGJj
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
you can now have your own little roger on your desktop to play with and judge you!!! kitsuranines.github.io/kitsu…
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
Good morning Beans, God bless you!
With my debut on the horizon (in December) I want to showcase YOU, the best Beans ever! Whether you're an artist or not please feel free to participate. Love you all so much thank you for 2+ years of amazing moments in this community!!
If you'd like to participate please check out my Discord for the templates.
ChoirBat✝️🦇 retweeted
I am angry, Neo. @NNeoVT, but please listen.
This is absolutely NOT something you can be doing.
Adding onto this, if you don't like the weapon provided via the gacha, I believe it can be added into the promt provided something like:
"Make the weapon a (insert weapon archetype name)" and it'll make that instead, but still in the nature/style of your character.
Alright, thought I'd give prompt making a go again, and this one's sort of a Gacha!
Basically the concept is "The Discovery of your weapon of Destiny" aka your character from a provided reference sheet finding a weapon that suits their shown design!
Of course if you have a weapon present in the reference sheet, it'll create that one instead.
But if I got this right, then any provided reference sheet should create a wholy personally crafted weapon for your character!
Here's some examples of my fella finding his bat, and @SalmsonVT @MariaGraceVT and @DesMoTheBro discovering unique weapons that were created by the prompt!
The Prompt itself will be in the replies:
Alright, thought I'd give prompt making a go again, and this one's sort of a Gacha!
Basically the concept is "The Discovery of your weapon of Destiny" aka your character from a provided reference sheet finding a weapon that suits their shown design!
Of course if you have a weapon present in the reference sheet, it'll create that one instead.
But if I got this right, then any provided reference sheet should create a wholy personally crafted weapon for your character!
Here's some examples of my fella finding his bat, and @SalmsonVT @MariaGraceVT and @DesMoTheBro discovering unique weapons that were created by the prompt!
The Prompt itself will be in the replies:
Use the provided character reference sheet to create a single illustration of that character discovering their destined weapon in an ancient dungeon treasure room.
Preserve the character’s recognizable appearance, anatomy, proportions, clothing, colors, and defining features. Match the reference sheet’s art style closely, including its linework, shading, detail level, and overall visual tone.
Weapon selection:
If the reference sheet includes a weapon or armament, use that exact design as the destined treasure, preserving its distinctive shape, colors, and details. Display it on the pedestal rather than duplicating it in the character’s hands or equipment.
If no weapon or armament is shown, design one that feels like a natural extension of the character. Draw from their outfit, motifs, color palette, apparent personality, and overall nature to determine its type, materials, silhouette, and ornamentation. It should feel unmistakably like their personal weapon of destiny.
Scene and composition:
Place the weapon on a raised stone pedestal inside a mysterious dungeon loot room. A single shaft of light descends from an opening overhead, illuminating the weapon and catching drifting dust particles. Surround it with weathered stonework, scattered treasure, and shadowed alcoves, keeping the weapon as the clear focal point.
Show the character approaching the pedestal, caught in the moment of recognizing something extraordinary. Give them an expression of wonder and quiet awe, with their gaze fixed on the weapon and their body leaning subtly toward it. They have not yet touched or claimed it.
Use a three-quarter view that clearly shows both the character’s expression and the weapon’s design. Let the light gently illuminate the character’s face and front as they step out of the dungeon’s shadows. The scene should feel like a personal, fated discovery, with an atmosphere of anticipation and adventure.
Keep the character and weapon visually distinct and unobstructed. Maintain correct anatomy and natural proportions.
No text, captions, speech bubbles, labels, watermarks, or additional characters.
