As requested here.
Never got a result that actually matched the prompt but this one was too funny and odd not to share.
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Haha well that's better than my results. I was recently trying to get images of people with school busses instead of arms and I could not for the life of me get it. All I got was boring two armed people standing in front of busses... And they say AI will take over the world.
Yeah it seems that for complex or unusual ideas, plain text prompting on its own isn’t enough yet.
Two solutions to this that I’ve had a bit of success with are
Prompt for a less complex base image, then prompt for the additional components you need individually on a neutral background, and assemble the entire scene in photoshop
Prompt for a base image and then use inpainting to add the additional elements
I feel like for every thing someone gets that’s not what they wanted, someone else gets what that person wanted, when they wanted what that person got.