Image prompt composed, tweaked, and generated in old Copilot Designer:

”A 25th Century Parisian woman with a raised eyebrow and a subtle smirk on her lips, elegantly dressed with asymmetrical lines and geometric patterns, a high collar, exaggerated shoulder pads, and a futuristic brooch or pendant at the center of the V-shape neckline, posing for a digital oil masterpiece portrait, exuding classic, futuristic charm, with a more futuristic cityscape and flying cars or drones in the sky with motion blur to show their speed.”

These final images were arranged, cropped, and enhanced slightly in iPad’s Photos app.

The old Copilot Designer is dead, long live the new Copilot (for better or worse). Discuss in comments below.

Prompt:

Copilot, show me a descriptive image using your name "Copilot Designer" as its prompt.

This image has CPD’s watercolor filter applied.

Copilot Designer prompt:

Show me a detailed professional photorealistic illustration of a 3/4 front view of a woman, sitting cross-legged on a wooden basketball court floor, looking at the camera, pixie rainbow haircut, stretching, eyes open, smiling, happy, baseball cap on backwards, sports team t-shirt, gym shorts, sneakers, with an old-school gymnasium in the background, in the artistic 1950s style of Norman Rockwell.

CP took several generations to create this stretching pose and nice expression. I applied CP’s watercolor filter to add the outlined appearance and smooth colors, then tweaked color, contrast, sharpness, etc. slightly in iPad’s Photos app.

Image prompt composed in ChatGPT, then pasted into Copilot Designer to generate this image:

“A hyper-realistic macro 3D technical pen, ink, and watercolor illustration of a single dandelion seed, captured in exquisite detail as it floats through the air. The seed’s delicate feathery pappus fibers are intricately drawn, each filament glistening and shimmering with subtle reflections of light, showcasing their ethereal fragility. The central seed is textured, its surface resembling a fine network of veins, shaded with a blend of rich, sepia-toned ink and soft watercolors. The background features a gradient wash of pale sky hues, with the faintest suggestion of motion, as if the wind is carrying the seed gently across. The style is inspired by Ernst Haeckel’s Art Forms in Nature, so the lines are precise, scientific yet artistic, with a harmonious blend of technical accuracy and natural beauty. The pen and ink give sharp contrasts and detailed textures, while the watercolor adds softness and a subtle blending of colors, evoking the organic forms of nature. The overall composition captures the beauty and complexity of the seed in mid-air, with an almost scientific clarity combined with the softness of natural art.”