전자 도표와 렉시카와 비교: AI 아트 프롬프트 살펴보기

Meo는 필립 앤드레스의 프롬프트를 살펴보며 창의적인 아트 생성을 위해 EOG와 Lexica의 결과를 비교합니다.

### AI 아트 제너레이션 살펴보기: 필립 앤드레스의 프롬프트를 사용한 EOG와 렉시카와의 비교
* 👋 제 채널에 다시 오신 것을 환영합니다! 저는 크리에이티브 개인에게 온라인에서 작품을 판매하는 방법을 가르치는 Meo입니다. 오늘은 **필립 앤드레스의 디지털 아트를 위한 100가지 프롬프트**를 사용하여 **EOG와 Lexica의 차이점**에 대해 집중적으로 살펴보고자 합니다.
* 🎨 선글라스를 쓴 라마의 양식화된 일러스트로 시작하여 **두 플랫폼의 결과물을 비교**하면서 **Philip의 놀라운 PDF에서 몇 가지 프롬프트**를 시연해 보겠습니다.
* 🖼 EOG에서 다양한 모델로 이미지를 생성한 결과, **모든 결과물이 사용 가능**하고 시각적으로 매력적이었으며 **Lexica는 제 예술적 취향과 더 잘 어울리는 부드러운 스타일**을 만들어 냈습니다.
* 📏 주문형 인쇄 플랫폼용 이미지 업스케일링 프로세스도 다루었으며, **Lexica의 웹 파일을 다양한 제품에 사용할 수 있는 JPEG로 변환하는 방법**을 보여주었습니다.
* 🔮 "오늘은 좋은 날입니다"라는 문구가 들어간 생동감 넘치는 디자인, **은둔 고양이가 등장하는 타로 카드 디자인** 등 각 플랫폼의 고유한 강점을 강조하는 추가 프롬프트를 살펴봤습니다.
* 💻 타로 카드 번호 매기기에 약간의 불일치가 있었지만, **생성된 디자인은 놀라웠고 추가 편집 및 개선의 기회**를 제공했습니다.
* 📦 저는 **최종 디자인을 주문형 인쇄 플랫폼에 성공적으로 업로드**하여 AI가 생성한 작품의 다양성과 잠재력을 강조했습니다.
* 📚 마지막으로, 저는 필립의 귀중한 조언에 감사를 표하고 시청자들에게 그의 리소스를 살펴볼 것을 권장하면서 **튜토리얼과 동영상 전반에 걸쳐 제작된 작품에 대한 피드백**을 요청했습니다.

So I got Philip Andress's 100 prompts for edram to check them out, and I actually used them on both EOG and my favorite air generator, Lexica. That's pretty much what I'm going to show you in this video. I'm going to show you several prompts from Philip's 100 prompts digital download PDF, which was amazing. Honestly, I don't know how he comes up with these things. I'm very bad when it comes to prompting things like text-related or just Symbol Graphics. I'm more of a seamless pattern kind of girl, so this has been an amazing experience. Also, I'm relatively new to EOG, and it's been really cool to see the differences between edram and Lexica with the exact same prompts. So, it's kind of like a two-platform versus each other kind of tutorial. Of course, it will also include uploading things to different print-on-demand platforms. I'm not going to talk much; we're going to get right to the fun part of sharing my screen and going through these prompts.

with ideogram and with Lexica. But before I do that, let me just get one thing out of the way first, and that is hi everyone, welcome back to my channel. My name is Meo, and I teach creative people how to sell their art online. And this is the degram versus Lexica using Philip prompts. Let's head on over to my screen and get this started. Let's start with the degram, and I'm going to choose the second prompt from the 100 print-on-demand prompts by Philip. And that one is a stylized illustration of a llama wearing sunglasses. The llama is set against a backdrop of alternating horizontal stripes and colors like teal, beige, and orange. The word llama is prominently displayed at the bottom in bold red letters. Is it supposed to be llama? I think it's like llama like a father of llamas, am I correct? And I'm going to try, of course, the two models, and let's just generate. I also want to see how it looks with the normal model, the first one.

and also let's do the 0.2 model and generate, and at the same time I'm going to generate this over on Lexica. Let's choose the same ratio and generate because I want to see the difference of what these platforms create. Heading on over to my profile with the 2.0 model, we have Alpa. This is actually pretty good. Oh wow, this is insane. This is so cool. All of them are good. All of them are usable as they are right now. This is so cool. Wow, this one is the 1.0. Very different styles you can see, but they all look good. This is a really cool poster, even though I would maybe put it in a different ratio. You know what, let's do this as the 0.0, as the 1.0 in a 2x3 ratio. That is a good one for posters. And in the meantime, let's go back and check out the 0.0. And this is the 0.2 ideogram. The word isn't included, but honestly, this is a good one for me if I

want to take it over to Procreate and recreate it myself. Also, this one is actually kind of cool, and in this one, you can also kind of like turn the whole thing into a clip art. The mouth here is kind of duplicating itself. I think that the 0.2 is my least favorite model so far, but we have created the poster size. Oh my God, this is really good, really good. This will be amazing as a poster, and one of the things that I can do with this if I want to use it as a poster, I can upscale it over onr, and it's going to upscale it basically double the size. Or I can download this in PNG and use Big JPG, which is a free image upscaler. I will leave a link to a tutorial on that down below, but for now, I'm going to upscale this one and head on over to Lexica to see what happened. So, this is how it was created over on Lexica, and I do have to say I am a

Lexica girl, I feel like this is more of a gentle style than what was created with the degram, and I'm really more connected to this. I love the fact that Lexica can also carry out texts. This is much, much more my style. The difference here is that we're not downloading with Lexica with PNG. Unfortunately, everything we download from Lex is a web file. Yep, it's a web file. Now, if I want to overwrite the fact that this was downloaded as a web file from Lexica, I have two things that I can do. First, as you can see here, the size is 1280 by 1280. I can go to Canva, create a design in the exact same dimensions. I'm actually going to do it a tiny bit smaller because Canva would export this in 80 DPI and this is 72. I'm going to take the web file, drop it here, and set the image as background. Then I can download this in JPEG, basically overwriting the fact that it downloaded a web file.

from Lex. However, you do have another option if you're on a Mac. I'm just going to open the web file, and I'm going to click on Shift + Command + S, which will want to save it as a new design, then immediately close it and save it as JPEG. And here I have two JPEG files of this llama, one from K and one that was changed from my computer. I do want to go and have a look at our big JPG, and it's done its work. Let's download this creation, and this one was from E deogam. This was the poster from deam, which was the original size 768 by 1152, and now it's 372 by 46 and 8. I want to try a few more of these ideogram versus Lexica with the prompts of philli because I really do like them. Let's choose an interesting one. I want to choose one with a bit more text on it to see how Lex handles that. Let's do prompt number 15, a vibrant and colorful design with the phrase Today is a good

day I'm going to add this here prominently displayed, and I'm on Lexica, and I'm going to generate this. And let's also type this in in a deam, and I like the 2x3 ratio. I'm going to use that with the 1.0 model, as well as the 2.0 generate. I'm also going to use a 2.0 with a different color palette. Let's do fresh. I love that they have color palettes now. Let's see what happened over on Lexica. Today's a good day. Today's a good day. They're actually all written correctly. Let's do it a bit more of a poster or like a notebook orientation. This is really cool. Yep, they're all spelled correctly. And what I like, oh wow, is that kind of looks like it's woven but fine. What I like the most about idram is that you can have like another magical prompt that is even more extensive or more specific than the one that I had from Phillip. Let's have a look at more of

these today's a good day. This is super pretty, and I definitely can see how this kind of looks like something I would do with Procreate. This is also really cool. These are really awesome. Let's have a look at the one with the color palette of fresh that I chose. Not a good color palette for this. I feel like there was already some shades mentioned here, so surrounding the text are intricate floral patterns. I'm going to delete the colors just with flowers, leaves, and small berries. I'm going to delete everything that has a color in it against a dark background, and then I'm going to generate this with a different color palette because I feel like the colors were clashing with each other way too much. Okay, today is a good day. I love this color palette. This looks like Play-Doh and weird. I love this. This looks amazing. You know what I'm thinking? This is something that I can use, for example, for Society 6 for some of their designs. So, I'm going to actually upscale this.

with a lot of details, upscaling on a diagram is one credit. While I'm going to head on over to Lexica and run another prompt. One thing that I really loved about the prompts from Phillip is to find a tarot card prompt. For those of you who don't know, I've been reading tarot cards since I was 12 years old. And this is the hermit. It's the hermit for a cat. So I'm going to put it in over on Lexica. And I'm also going to run it through degram, of course, not with the upscaling of the previous one, but as a new design. I'm going to do automatic colors for this one. And I'm going to do the 2x3 ratio generate. And I'm also going to generate this with a 1.0, not just a 2.0. In the meantime, I can go here, download the upscaled version as a PNG, which gives me a result of 1,536 by 23 and 4. And while the cat card

is running the cat tarot card. I'm going to place this on big jpg and make this much much bigger. Let's have a look at our tarot card. Oh my God, this is Lexica, guys. This one is perfection. This is perfect, and I'll tell you why this is perfect. Because I can remove the background from this, because this actually looks like a card that I can shape and remove the background of. So, let's have a look at a few cool tricks to do that. Either I'm going to again open the web file, save it as a new one, close it, and save it as a PNG, not as a JPEG. This time, I'm going to open the PNG, and this is something you can do on a Mac, and I'm going to show you in a minute also how you can do this perhaps on Canva. Click here on the magic marker, cover this, and delete. And I have deleted the background. I love their magic wand for this. I still have this part here that I'm going to choose El lasso.

selection and slowly nope. I'm trying to not touch the shade too much and delete and close and to show you how this will be done over on Canva. Let's take the original web file and the sizes of it from Lex were 1,20 by 1360. We're going to open the same on Canva 1020 by 1360. Drop the cats web file. I'm going to shut down this a little bit so that I can fill in the whole space of the original image but without this becoming a background image. Edit image background remover and it removed the whole thing including the shadows which is good. And then I can just download this one as a PNG with a transparent background and then go to Big JPG. Select the images. Let's do the Untitled designs PG and start this up. And I've already downloaded the Today is a Good Day and we have 6,144 pixels by 9216. And of course, let's check the cat out on a degram. I feel like I forgot to do that. Oh

Wow, this is stunning. It doesn't really look like the hermit cat. I mean, these are not actual symbols for those of you who have been reading tarot cards. This is pretty good, but I do want you to notice something that I think only people who read tarot would notice. The hermit is actually the ninth card of the major arcana, not the 12th one, not the 11th one, and definitely not the 13th one. The lexic one didn't actually specify this with a number, so that was very good. But if you're actually aiming for an audience who are tarot readers, don't use this because this is not actually correct. But it wasn't actually specified in here. Let's have a look at this one. This one is a 10, 10, 10, and something like that. But the designs are incredibly gorgeous. I think that the difference here, because again, it wasn't trying to create that number over on Lexica, but it was trying to create the number above.

the tarot cards over on deogam, which is amazing, but it created the number wrong. Even though this is gorgeous, and you can just download this and just change it yourself with Canva, just write like nine instead of 12. Now let's do some fun with uploading the things that we've created. I'm going to go back to Big JPG, where the tarot card that I made bigger is now available. I'm downloading it, and the current size of this tarot card made with Philip prompt on Lexica, cleaned out the background with Canva, and made bigger with Big JPG with a free version, and this is 4,480 by 5,400. I'm going to take this one to Tuu. You know, let's go on to Tuu, upload art, single file upload, and drop a big one here. This is not adult content. I don't have actually a Tarot album. I'm probably going to add one, but it looks brilliant on a t-shirt. I'm not sure it's going to look good on a hoodie because it's going

to cover, as you can see here, the pocket. So what we can do is either shrink it up and move it here, and in this case, it's also going to be smaller on the T-shirt, or we're going to ignore the hoodie altogether and give this the full size that we have available. Let's choose a main color. I'm going to go with black tank top, white. Let's put it a bit higher. No, not white. Let's go with black for everything. Crew neck, long sleeve T-shirt, black baseball tee, this one kids' Asel, and head down to hats. I don't think it's going to look good on a hat. It's too small to be visible on a hat. But hey, the public has hats, stickers. I want the Die Cod design only. I don't want an extra background phone cases. This is really cool. Let's change it to a color from the scheme here. Let's apply it to everything and move this and center this, obviously. I can also just place it on the entire

thing. I just want people to be able to see the card design itself, wall art, which in this case I can also choose a white background if I want to, but I do like these kind of shades. I think it makes it look really good, and of course, it's a 2x3 ratio. I forgot how fun it is designing with T. You know, I haven't done it in a while. Tapestries, portrait, man, of course, pins. As a know, I don't really care for those much with this design, and dut only magnets and publish. This is going to be looking super epic. I'm actually looking forward to just doing this entire series of the tarot cards because this is actually pretty cool, and you can just change the depiction of the card based on how the card looks like in real life. So, if I wanted to change it from a tarot card type titled The Hermit, let's do titled the empress. At the center of the card, there's a black cat. No, there is a black

uh, there is a white cat with striking blue eyes. It sits atop a decorative throne, wearing a mid-century style red dress. The cat is surrounded by swirling clouds. No, the cat is surrounded by flowers and trees. The background is dominated by a deep blue hue. No, a deep green hue, and the card's borders are adorned with intricate designs. Awesome generate. I'm also going to take the same prompt over to Lexica and generate, and in the meantime, I'm going to show you the poster that I've made bigger, the Today's a Good Day poster. This was 6144 by 9216, and I already uploaded it to Society 6, by the way. If at any point you like this video or found this content useful, please hit the like button down below, because every time you do that, it really does help my channel, believe it or not, and subscribe to my channel if you're not yet subscribed. And I'm trying to show you how it looks on multiple items.

obviously, the posters, the metal prints, the art print, they all look amazing. It's not going to look good on items like the throw pillow or the wall tapestry or this because I made it to be too vertically aligned for this to fit with text. The rug looks amazing. I think the blanket will also look good. The table, definitely not. We can definitely work on the file more before uploading it if you want to make sure that it looks good on everything. But if you're lazy like I am right now in this tutorial, that's not something you're going to do. You're just going to activate it on things that look good. The jigsaw puzzle is adorable. Also, the wrapping paper, even though I don't see the use of this as a wrapping paper. Stationery card looks really, really good. Phone cases, not so much. And I'm pretty sure that I'm done with uploading for this one. We have the outdoors rug. Also looks good. We could have made it in a different ratio to make it look better on other products, but

let me just wrap this up real quick and publish. Let's open it up on Society 6. It looks so cool, and it can go up to 28 by 40 inches, which is pretty dope. And this was from Philips prompts over on EAM, which I upscaled on EAM and then upscaled again with Big JPG for free because you have free, I think, 20 upscales a month. And we have our TUU creation of the hermit cat, which was made with Philips IDRAM prompt on Lexica. And I uploaded it to Canva because it was a web file, deleted and removed the background, downloaded it again, and upscaled it using Big JPG. And I just love how this looks. I want to look at accessories. This is just precious. I kind of want to order the stickers now myself, if I have to be honest. And before I go, I just want to show you how this was created differently, a different card this time. We are talking about the Empress here. It wrote the impress. We're on Lexa. The card is very different now.

this is actually pretty good. It's actually pretty impressive, even though I think like the lines here are cropping a bit out. Um, this is uh bizarre. I don't know if you noticed, but it has two types of legs: the actual cat legs and the human legs. But I think that this is actually a really good design for me to recreate over on Procreate. And let's look at how Eerr created our Empress tarot card. Impressive, even though the Empress is the third card and not the 10th, as written here. But this is actually very impressive. I think you can definitely sort of delete this and add three instead, or in your made-up deck. But this is actually very, very impressive work from E Deogam. And with our beautiful cat Empress, we are back to me. And this was actually much funner than I expected. I think it's my first time using other people's prompts, so this was really, really kind of cool. And also, I'm getting used to using a deram a little bit more, even though my heart still belongs with

Lexica, please let me know in the comment section down below what you thought about this video, what you thought about the prompts that I was creating, or the fact that the tarot card was actually quite accurate but with a wrong tarot card number, or any comment that you might have for this Lexica versus e-deogam tutorial. Thank you, Philip, for sending me this 100 prompt PDF. I would leave a link down below in the description for any of you who want to go in and get this asset for yourself or any of the other assets that Philip has because he's really good with prompting for AI. I do have to say, much better than I am, and he has a lot of really cool AI prompts for sale or as freebies on his website. But with that being said, that was it for me for today. Thank you so much for watching. I hope you learned something new or were at least entertained, and I'm leaving on the screen two videos that I thought you might find interesting. The first one is

nine ways in which I use Lexica AI hint not what you think, and the second one is seamless patterns using a diagram for print on and which is much more my alley. I'm a seamless pattern kind of girl, so go ahead and check them out, and as usual, I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye.

Ideogram VS Lexica AI for Print on Demand - Using Philip Anders Ideogram AI Prompts!

Mey Aroyo

필립 앤드레스의 EOG 및 Lexica에 대한 프롬프트 사용

이 동영상은 필립 앤드레스의 에드람용 100가지 프롬프트를 EOG와 Lexica에서 모두 사용하는 방법을 보여줍니다.

제작자인 Meo는 동일한 프롬프트를 사용하여 두 플랫폼의 서로 다른 결과물에 대한 자신의 경험을 공유합니다.

이 튜토리얼에는 이미지 생성, 스타일 비교, 주문형 인쇄를 위한 결과물의 유용성에 대한 논의가 포함되어 있습니다.

Lexica의 독특한 스타일 살펴보기

Lexica의 접근 방식은 모든 다운로드가 웹 파일로 제공되는 데그램에 비해 더 부드럽고 텍스트 중심적입니다.

발표자는 웹 파일을 덮어쓰는 두 가지 방법 즉, Canva를 사용하여 동일한 크기로 디자인을 만든 후 JPEG로 저장하거나 Mac 단축키를 사용하여 웹 파일을 새 디자인으로 저장하는 방법을 시연합니다.

강연자는 Lexica와 표의 문자 모두에 대한 프롬프트를 실험하면서 색상 팔레트 옵션과 생성된 독특한 디자인을 감상합니다.

고양이 타로 카드 만들기: 은둔자

이 발표자는 Lexica를 사용하여 고양이를 테마로 한 타로 카드, 특히 은둔자를 만들고 있습니다.

새 버전을 위해 degram을 통해 디자인을 실행하고 이미지를 업스케일링하기 위해 Big JPG를 사용하고 있습니다.

매직 마커와 올가미 도구를 사용하여 배경을 제거하는 팁을 공유하고 투명한 배경을 위해 Canva에서 프로세스를 시연합니다.

타로 카드 디자인 만들기 및 업로드하기

타로 카드 디자인은 처음에 잘못된 숫자로 만들어졌지만 Canva에서 쉽게 수정할 수 있습니다.

그런 다음 Big JPG를 사용하여 카드를 더 크게 만들었고 현재 다양한 품목에 인쇄하기 위해 Tuu에 업로드하고 있습니다.

디자이너는 티셔츠, 후드티, 월 아트 등 다양한 제품에 아트워크의 배치와 크기를 실험하면서 타로 카드 디자인 시리즈를 만들 계획입니다.

예술과 디자인이 함께하는 창의적인 여정

푸른 눈을 가진 하얀 고양이가 꽃과 나무로 둘러싸인 짙은 녹색 배경에 빨간 드레스를 입고 왕좌에 앉아 있습니다.

크리에이터는 소사이어티 6에서 포스터와 다양한 아이템을 선보이며 디자인의 적합성과 매력에 대해 이야기하고 있습니다.

다양한 플랫폼을 사용하여 아트워크를 제작하고 크기를 확대하는 과정과 함께 다른 카드 디자인도 살짝 엿볼 수 있습니다.

인상적인 디자인과 AI 프롬프트

이 동영상에서는 고양이와 사람의 다리가 모두 있는 독특한 디자인에 대해 설명하며, 제작자가 Procreate에서 이를 재현하도록 영감을 주었습니다.

황후 타로 카드는 숫자가 틀렸음에도 불구하고 인상적인 작품이라는 찬사를 받고 있습니다.

제작자는 다른 사람의 프롬프트를 사용한 경험을 공유하고 뛰어난 AI 프롬프트로 인정받는 Philip의 100가지 프롬프트 PDF 링크를 제공합니다.