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1. “ghidra dragon, logo, digital art, drawing, in a dark circle as the background, logo, digital art, drawing, in a dark circle as the background”

[1] https://labs.openai.com/s/x2UP0MEmj2qNnKWTbko8rrso

2. “cute baby dragon, logo, digital art, in a dark circle as the background”

[2] https://labs.openai.com/s/JmOXAqjpR2ctmraDxEkB7twF

Thanks for this post, it helped me tailor my own search queries. Because of your post, I was able to discover a whole new realm to DALLE-2. For some reason, repeating the same query parameter at the end yields some rather interesting results.

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The first one looks like every deviant art user's profile picture

I was going to comment that both look very much like what you'd find in an advanced beginner's deviantart portfolio...like, late high school-ish age, I woudl guess.

The second is more 'advanced' to me than the first, possessing an actual style, but neither is anything I would consider high quality enough to serve as a project/company/site/personal logo.

Looks like a good start for a Space Force squadron emblem https://usafpatches.com/product-category/us-space-force-patc...

I'd wonder if that's an artifact of the source data, drilling down in the possibility space to be more like some subset that duplicates the image label- for example pulling tweets with body text and alt text.

Alternatively I guess it could just pull harder towards the prompt, idk.

The first one is really amazing!

Something strange about DALL·E is that if you just type gibberish by pounding randomly on your keyboard, it will still "work", i.e., produce an image.

Both look very generic, like I've seen them before. I wouldn't be surprised if you could find nearly identical images somewhere on the net.

From the examples I’ve seen, Dall-E is much better than the average designer or artist, but can’t really hold a candle to a talented human artist.

The first one looks like the Bacardi logo with a dragon instead of a bat and the second one looks like a Charmander. I think the second one is interesting because most art I see with baby dragons look more dragon-like and less salamander.

Those look cool but they aren't really logos, they are illustrations. Will look bad at small sizes and aren't vectors

That's awesome :)

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