Yet More AI Generated Library Icons

[TMCsw 247]

I was a little blown away by the results I received from the simple prompts I gave.

After a little bit of experimenting with a few different AIs and getting some poor results by giving it a long list of titles in a library and telling it to choose some of them, I saw mangled, cropped, and even misspelled text when the correct text was supplied.

I ended up going with Copilot (Smart).

Conversation:

Spoiler

Please create an image 640 pixels wide by 360 pixels high, just the text title (with random fonts (English), angles, and colors with a tiny amount of overlap in a mosaic style.

Do not duplicate any titles.

Do not crop any text.

Place on a black background.

Include the following TV shows listed below:

30 Rock

Boston Legal

Cheers

Friends

Hot in Cleveland

Last Man Standing

Mom

NewsRadio

The Big Bang Theory

<okay image>

Me: move the big bang theory to the left and add MASH beside it

<better image>

Me: make “hacks” fit in the space between Cheers, boston legal, and friends

<image hacks cropping>

Make hacks not to clip Cleveland or any other text

Result:

Note: 640x460 was ignored (when I asked why, it gave a lame excuse), so I cropped and resized to suit (not shown here).

Conversation:

Spoiler

Please create an image 640 pixels wide by 360 pixels high, just the text title (with random fonts (English), angles, and colors with a tiny amount of overlap in a mosaic style.

Do not duplicate any titles.

Do not crop any text.

Place on an RGB 0,0,140 background.

Include the following Movies listed below:

Barbie

Big

Freaky Friday

Ghostbusters

Happy Gilmore

Home Alone

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

National Lampoon

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Slap Shot

The 40-Year-Old Virgin

<good image>

Me: Please change home alone to bright yellow

Result:

Same note as above.

It could probably use some more tweaking, but you get the idea.

Tips for Linux users:

Spoiler

To get a ‘raw’ list of titles (assuming you are following the naming guides), run this in

Current directory:

ls -1 | cut -d'(' -f1

Subdirectories of current & recursive (you may have a few subdirs to prune):

find -type d | cut -d'(' -f1 | rev | cut -d'/' -f1 | rev | sort -u

Note: you can put ‘ > file.txt’ or ‘>> file.txt’ (without quotes) at the end of the command(s) to make it easier to manage by editing the file instead of cutting the list from the terminal.

 

[Neminem 1518]

Ohhh nice thanks for sharing