Portray a sense of pessimism with a corset and gryphons.

[telophase]

Yes! It's ...... the Random Art Prompt Generator!

Featuring a choice of simple (one word or phrase) prompts or elaborate (two or more elements)!

And if you do anything inspired by this, please show me! (if anyone actually does anything with it, I might create an online gallery for it. :D)

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[rayechu.livejournal.com]

Create a piece in an action art style. Using orange colors, evoke a sense of jealousy and place the subject in a magical land
This one could very easily be Naruto fanart. I am curious however why there is no period at the end? All of the other prompts had periods.

[telophase.livejournal.com]

That would be known as a typo in the data file. :) There's a prompt that has a comma and a period at the end, too, and I haven't gotten around to fixing it yet. :)

[rayechu.livejournal.com]

Ah, okay. I haven't done anything program like since high school (and then it was only a very simple class) so I thought the command to put a period in would just go at the end of everything, so I wondered why it didn't show up. I guess I am saying I knew vaguely why but not really.

[telophase.livejournal.com]

The data and sentence structures are actually in a data file and not the script itself, looking much like:

8,64,64
Portray a sense of , with , and ,.<br />
128,64,64
Riff off of the theme of <i>,</i>&#44; while incorporating , and ,.<br />
16
Create a portrait of , without using any characteristic normally associated with that sort of person.<br />
128,8
Your theme is: <i>,</i>. Depict any emotion or quality except ,&#44;.<br />
128,8,8,8
Create three pictures on the theme of <i>,</i>. The first should depict <i>,</i>&#44; the second <i>,</i>&#44; and the third <i>,</i>.<br />
2,8,64
This picture is in , and features a sense of ,. Incorporate ,.<br />


The terms to slot in are in numbered categories (the categories are numbered 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32...etc. for reasons I don't know yet - it's dragonscholar's script, not mine), and the top line says which categories to pick from and in which order, and the commas in the sentence are where to slot in the terms. :)

[rayechu.livejournal.com]

Neat! That is actually pretty cool looking.