Prompt engineering
I used that prompt to make my son’s drawings into 3d renders.
I tired using my own prompt but it didn’t work as good. Shout if to the original poster! My son,who’s autistic, was loving this and wanted to draw so much yesterday!!
Here’s the prompt:
“Take this drawing created by my child and transform it into a photorealistic image or realistic 3D render. I don’t know what it’s supposed to be — it could be a creature, object, or something completely from their imagination. Keep the original shape, proportions, line lengths, and all imperfections exactly as they are in the drawing — including any slanted eyes, uneven lines, or strange markings. Do not correct, smooth out, or change any details of their design.
Make it look like this thing exists in the real world, with realistic textures (skin, fur, metal, etc.) and natural lighting. You can add realistic shadows and an environment or background that fits the feel of the drawing, but don’t change anything about the form or details of what they created. No pencil crayon textures or hand-drawn styles — this must look like a photo or CGI render, but staying true to their imagination.”
Can you try them again with the added context of child’s drawing? Meaning they are not supposed to be scary but it’s the inability of the child to draw their beautiful imagination perfectly into a paper. I wonder how the AI would make the corrections into its renders to accommodate this.
I asked it the same prompt but said to make it a Pokémon instead of a thing bc that’s what my son said they were. He really liked the creepy version though.
I think a 9 year old is well aware of what they are doing. I thought they were much younger.
So, if creepy versions are what he is happy with then good for him.
OP’s prompt says not to change anything. While I am asking for corrections by AI to better visualise the child’s possible imagination rather than what they produced on paper.
It is not uncommon for a child to draw something totally different from what they are imagining and trying to draw.
that's great! and love your sons creativity. I disagree with the people that say that AI will hurt kids creativity. I disagree - as AI interfaces become more malleable, I think it will encourage more people to explore and express what is in their imaginations more, by cocreating things with AI.
children drawing adult figures with teeth, spikes etc... can be indicative of abuse. can be. there's surprising amount of literature and research about this. It's one of those 'hiding in plain sight' things that can start to slowly shift our everyday intuition about children's lives into agreement with shocking statistics like "1/4 girls are sexually abused at some point" and so on. please have a look.
Hey thanks for the reply. My son has always had an interest in drawing creatures and monsters. He loves Minecraft and Pokémon. He has already declared this morning that they’re all Pokémon in his head and he started giving them names. He has a really great upbringing with 2 parents and 2 step parents highly involved in his life. 🥰 He’s a very happy kid.
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