Increasingly specific AI art prompts what happens?

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plants making music

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plants having fun making music

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tropical plants having fun making music

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tropical plants having fun making music after the apocalypse

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scary tropical plants having fun making music after the apocalypse

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scary tropical plants having fun making music after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange creatures

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scary tropical plants having fun making music after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange creatures with friendly faces

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scary tropical plants having fun making music in the rain right after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange creatures with friendly faces

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scary tropical plants having fun making music in the rain right after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange creatures with friendly faces, some of whom appear to be dancing

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scary tropical plants having fun making music in the rain right after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange furry creatures with friendly faces, some of whom appear to be dancing

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scary tropical plants having fun making music in the rain right after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange furry creatures with friendly faces, some of whom appear to be dancing, when a mysterious figure made of light appears

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scary tropical plants having fun making music in the rain right after the apocalypse, being eaten by strange furry creatures with friendly faces, some of whom appear to be dancing, when a mysterious figure made of light appears to touch them gently

~ Conclusion ~

And on and on. Amazing the trajectory the single word "tropical" set us on. The vibrant red flowers slowly morph into bizarre, terrifying creatures, and finally into a wide range of quirky characters. Adding a single new step each time really did seem to take on a kind of narrative structure, building on what was already there.

Into it. Here they all are back to back in gif form:

~ Info ~

These images were generated with the Stable Diffusion text-to-image deep-learning model, using the Google Colab notebook created by deforum.