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Also "moe anime starring Barack Obama".

You're all lucky that Midjourney saw fit to ban the word "ecchi".

Okay, I will follow this cursed path a little further. These are "shonen anime starring Barack Obama" and "shojo anime starring Barack Obama".

...But "Barack Obama in anime" and "anime starring Barack Obama" are both AMAZING.

Watercolor and woodcut both seem to work pretty well!

Okay, one more pair before I get back to work: Gustav Klimt and Lois van Baarle. I love how the Loish Obamas look like kids, but still have gray hair. Nice to see that Klimt's patterns make a good showing, here. But again, no real Obama faces detected anywhere.

Now, some ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING Edward Gorey Obamas and some delightful Tove Jansson Obamas. Dunno if I really recognize either artist's work in these, though.

So, now that I'm doing things correctly, let's see some Obamas in different art styles! Here we've got Kehinde Wiley (appropriately enough) and a very questionable P. Craig Russell.

Here we've got the same test with Caravaggio. When "Barack Obama" and "in the style of Caravaggio" have separate weight parameters—even if they're set the same!—they're apparently taken as separate concepts.

Learned something! Left is "Barack Obama::1 in the style of Go Nagai::1 --ar 3:4 --seed 1". Right is "Barack Obama in the style of Go Nagai::1 --ar 3:4 --seed 1". The only difference is that, on the left, I separated the subject and style with a weight parameter. And it matters!

I found out tonight that Midjourney will accept just a "/" as a prompt, making it possible to, I dunno, just ask the AI what it wants to generate. Guess what it wanted to generate.