E-Learning Style Guides #481: Challenge | Recap
Whether you’re creating a quick, single-slide interaction or a massive hundred-slide course, nailing down your design elements before you start ...
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I've been playing with this for a couple weeks. My objective for this demo was to see if a custom style prompt in AI Assistant could generate a cohesive set of visuals for a project. David Anderson did a video on this a couple weeks ago and I wanted to try it. I took inspiration from artwork by Malcolm Liepke. I created a custom prompt describing his style and then used it to generate visuals of people, places and backgrounds--things I would expect to use in a client project. I think AI Assistant did a good job of giving me consistency in the look and feel of the visuals, but couldn't re-create Liepke's style. Those pesky artists are too creative! One thing that would be great in AI visual generators would be if you could insert a color hexcode and have that color show up in the images. I had some specific hexcodes that I wanted to use and I could only approximate them.
This is cool, Jodi, and really thorough. I agree, it would be great if you could define the colour palette for the AI images. But the way you've presented the image and prompt alongside each other provides a useful window on the process of creating this style guide.
Might have to pick your brains on some of the finer points of this demo when I see you at DevLearn 😀
Looking forward to seeing you!
Probably the best idea for mixing the exploration of Storyline's AI tools with this challenge, Jodi. This isn't a criticism of course, but, thanks to you, I've spent some time exploring the work of this painter I didn't know, and I didn't recognize his style. On the other hand, the template is very coherent, so your use of it is very pertinent. I look forward to your next template based on the work of Toulouse-Lautrec, with half-naked dancers raising their legs above their heads, and lots of “frou-frou”.🙂
I accept your challenge. :) Toulouse-Lautrec inspired template is now on my list! I have been a fan of Malcolm Liepke for a long time and I wish I had bought one of his paintings back in the 1990s when I first saw his work. It's out of my reach now. :)
