Today, I wanted to mess around with some AI image generation, and the name “Veronika Shkliaeva” popped into my head. So, I decided to use that as my starting point.
Starting Simple
First, I just typed “Veronika Shkliaeva” into the generator. Nothing fancy, just the name. I hit enter and waited to see what would happen. The results were, well, all over the place. Some looked vaguely like portraits, others were just random patterns. It was clear I needed to be more specific.
Adding Details
Next, I tried to give the AI more to work with. I added some descriptive words. Things like “photorealistic,” “portrait,” “woman,” and “detailed.” I experimented with different combinations, trying to guide the generator toward a more coherent image.
- I typed, “”Veronika Shkliaeva, photorealistic portrait.””
- Then I tried, “”Veronika Shkliaeva, woman, detailed features.””
- I also experimented “”Veronika Shkliaeva, digital art, vibrant colors.””
This definitely helped. The images started to look more like actual people, and some even had a bit of an artistic flair. But they still weren’t quite what I was imagining.
Refining the Prompt
I realized I needed to be even more specific. So, I started thinking about things like lighting, style, and even the overall mood.
I also added words to describe features.
- “Veronika Shkliaeva, soft lighting, studio portrait, elegant.”
- “Veronika Shkliaeva, dramatic lighting, close-up, intense gaze, film grain,brunette,hazel eyes.”
- “Veronika Shkliaeva,fantasy,forest,detailed,flowing hair.”
I kept tweaking and adjusting, running the generator over and over again. Each time, I analyzed the results, noting what worked and what didn’t. Slowly but surely, the images started to get closer to what I had in mind.
Getting Closer
I really like the outcome, I will save it.
Final Thoughts
It was a fun little experiment! It showed me that you really have to work with these AI tools, guiding them with your words. It’s not just about typing in a name and expecting magic – you need to think about the details and be specific. I’ll definitely be playing around with this more in the future!
