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Beginning prompt: 1940s army war propaganda-type poster promoting cannabis
Beginning prompt: 1940s army war propaganda-type poster promoting cannabis
Prompt: 1950s poster, advertisment for personal nuclear reactor, free energy, retro. top line says "nuclear reactor", the bottom line says "order now", Bing image creator
Apparently, creating text is still hard for image AI.
Prompt: a 1950s sci-fi newspaper full-page ad, of an atom-punk robotic chef cook wearing a chef's hat, cooking a wonderful meal in a modern kitchen, two kids look up at the robot with big smiles, the text "What's for dinner, Cuisine-Bot?" is written in bold font on the top of the page --ar 21:29 --v 6.1
And an AI generated blurb to go along with it.
Meet the marvel of tomorrow, today! Introducing Cuisine-Bot, the culinary genius of the atomic age. Tired of your wife struggling in the kitchen while you sit dreaming of a hearty, perfectly-cooked meal? Fear no more! Cuisine-Bot is here to rescue your home from dull dinners and frazzled family moments.
Imagine this: you come home from a hard day's work, greeted by a sparkling, stainless steel marvel who has already prepared a roast fit for a king. Your wife? She's relaxed, her hair perfect, and there’s even time for her to join your children in a round of wholesome family fun! Cuisine-Bot ensures no more late meals or burnt casseroles. With cutting-edge circuitry and a chef's precision, every dish is a masterpiece.
But wait, there’s more! Cuisine-Bot isn’t just a chef—it’s a time machine to more family fun. With meals made faster than your car goes from 0 to 60, evenings can now be spent playing games, telling stories, or simply basking in the glow of your perfect suburban life.
Revolutionize your kitchen today! Cuisine-Bot CL-37 is the helping hand (or two!) your family deserves. Don’t wait—order now, and we’ll throw in our patented “Pie Perfection Attachment” absolutely free!
Cuisine-Bot: The Future of Flavor for the Modern Family.
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Retrofuturistic poster (1930s), advertising the Sketchatronic, a set of robotic arms that hold pencils. They draw on a big sheet of paper. The background is yellow, and the word "Sketchatronic" is written in [BOLD, slightly BLOCKY] red letters on top. A woman can be seen using a typewriter behind the Sketchatronic, to which it is wired. / Steps: 20, Sampler: Euler, Schedule type: Simple, CFG scale: 2, Distilled CFG Scale: 5, Seed: 4001247342, Size: 720x1024, Model hash: bea01d51bd, Model: flux1-dev-bnb-nf4-v2, Denoising strength: 0.78, Mask blur: 4, Inpaint area: Only masked, Masked area padding: 32, Masked content: fill, Version: f2.0.1v1.10.1-previous-634-g37301b22, Diffusion in Low Bits: bnb-nf4, Module 1: diffusion_pytorch_model, Module 2: clip_l, Module 3: t5xxl_fp16
postprocessing : Postprocess upscale by: 2, Postprocess upscaler: 4xUltrasharp_4xUltrasharpV10
I always get confused with these map color schemes. I see land as sea and vice versa.
This time I spend a good two minutes looking at the map idly wondering why I never knew that there was so much land at the North Pole 🤦♀️
Well.... you did kind of set the tone with all the frownies :( Maybe balance it out with some smileys as well? You can never have enough of those :)
Anyways, yes, you go and enjoy those tea parties. I'll think of you next time I'm having one of my own :)
The amount of submissions are rather low, I'll let it run a bit longer to see if we'll get some late entries.
I like the pencil exclamation, that's a nice touch :)
You are adorable.
I hope you’ll get invited to tons of tea parties :)
My other images/backups :)
Prompt: a 1930s sci-fi advertisement poster, of a farmer in a space suit, shooting at an alien insect with a ray gun , with the title "Critters after your crops?", flat 2d design, at the bottom is a textbox with the text "Buy the Bug Blaster 3000!" with a schematic and some text
Prompt a 1950s sci-fi newspaper full-page ad, of a man in a three-piece suit and wearing a fedora, smiling at the camera, standing on a teleporter pad, electrical currents crackle around the teleporter pad, the man is half faded, in a futuristic looking station, the title "Insta-pad Technologies" is written at the top, In the bottom the text "Getting you there in a flash!!" is written
Prompt: a 1950s sci-fi socialist propaganda poster, of a man working next with a robot, in a field full of wheat, the title "Man or Machine" is written at the top, In the bottom the text "All workers must unite!" is written
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Prompt
Picture a high-gloss travel poster from a distant era that never was. The background shows a teal and rose-tinted cosmos, dotted with hand-painted constellations that swirl around a sleek, pearl-white luxury liner hovering just beyond a lavender planet’s horizon. Bold, curvy lettering arcs across the top: “Fhloston Paradise—Your Interstellar Escape!”The spacecraft gleams with retro-chrome accents and rocket fins, its observation decks ringed by panoramic windows. Inside, smiling attendants in form-fitting pastel uniforms are ready to pour sparkling cocktails from gravity-defying decanters. A stylized starburst motif frames each promise: “Sumptuous Suites,” “Interstellar Gastronomy,” and “Dazzling Live Entertainment!” A midnight-blue panel at the bottom features a vintage microphone icon, beckoning guests to attend a once-in-a-lifetime performance by the galaxy’s most celebrated diva.
Every element evokes a dreamy, atomic-age future—one where martini glasses clink beneath floating chandeliers and cosmic lounge music drifts through velvet corridors. Gentle taglines reassure travelers that luxury, adventure, and relaxation await in equal measure. Between twinkling stars and shimmering neon text, the ad delivers its message: Fhloston Paradise is the perfect fusion of timeless elegance and visionary design, a shining beacon of leisure in the endless night.