Here is a logo for Asialink, a fictional airline I’ve made headquartered in Singapore and focused on linking all of one continent (guess which ).
The yin-yang (Asia) and circular chain (link) were made seperately in Stable Diffusion XL and edited together externally. The text was manually added and uses the Shojumaru font.
Asialink flight attendant uniforms are the same combination of teal and/or light green with red neckwear.
This AI-made fan comic of mine I felt I’d post. The woman on the left is getaway driver queen Taliana Martinez of GTA V. The one on the right is “Lucia” (name in quotes as early development), the revealed heroine of GTA VI. The character models were made using various LORAs and controlnets to make the right poses. The speech bubbles were added manually.
Merry Christmas from Fulapocalypse!
I’ve had a dream in my mind for how I wanted the GEC Dome, a fictional football stadium, to look. It was to have a sort of pseudo-castle exterior. While attempts with prompts alone to make it in Stable Diffusion failed, making a reference image and careful controlnetting succeeded in making several far closer concepts.
So in Stable Diffusion XL, I typed in the simple prompt “World War III”, used 1985 as the seed number, and got this:
Not bad.
I talked about my fictional 7th Marine Division before. Now I have a more detailed personal organization (though still undoubtedly rough and with inaccuracies). Here it goes. ORBAT chart courtesy of the Spatial Illusion Unit Symbol Generator.
The Paramarine Regiment is like many other light airborne units, with the exception that it has four battalions instead of the usual three and its artillery battalion has thus been increased to four cannon batteries likewise, along with the other regimental support units similarly beefed up. This is to allow each battalion to serve as an independent combined arms unit to hold ground if necessary (ie around a battery in a fire support base with a battalion of infantry and an LRP platoon and light AFV platoon).
The actual battalions are largely standard triangular airborne infantry battalions.
A lighter force with less organic capability, the raider regiment is simple, with three battalions, each of three raider companies and a heavy weapons company. A regimental intelligence battalion is included because of the importance of intelligence and planning to their missions. It’s meant as a direct action-slanted commando force ie the classic Rangers.
The SOF regiment has three SOF battalions, below which any formal organization would be varied and inexact by nature (each has a number of teams, varied as you’d think, but around 10-15 each). Its communications/intelligence battalion is there similar to the ranger regiment.
Divisional assets are just more support and administrative elements, there because the 7th is not intended to be a “field” organization.
Some Stable Diffusion concepts for the logo of either the division itself or one of its subunits. You’ll notice a theme of black birds. Yes, I know crows are already the mascot animal for electronic warfare units, but oh well.
It goes without saying that in All Union, the 7th Marine Division was formed and saw action, including the 2002-2009 conflict in Western Sahara that marked the largest and bloodiest war the US military fought in that TL. If I ever need a fictional American commando force in my writing, I can always use it.
It’s fall, so have some AI Art.
Some cityscapes I’ve made in Stable Diffusion:
And a mech for good measure:
I just had to share this bizarre AI generation. Prompt was something like “Medieval Venetian style football stadium, in the style of Thomas Kinkade.”
See, in a bunker that only a few people know the location of, someone rests in a stasis tank. Even fewer people know that this man is there, and fewer still know his significance. If the multiverse needs his services, he will be unleashed, and the cosmos will never be the same. Only a tiny amount of people know his name. They call him…
–Carl.
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