I don't get why people keep their prompts secrets. Here are my best ones
Hi guys, As a traditional artist, at first I had conflicting sentiments about generative AI. The fact that centralized companies were scrapping and using content from people who poured years of work into felt wrong. But I can't deny the massive opportunity it created for everyone to explore their creative ideas, and redefine the base level of the global output of art. The first months were so exciting, with everyone experimenting and sharing their newly found insights. Nowadays, I find more and more people being secretive about their process and their prompts… That's not the vision I want for this space. If we're crowdsourcing the work of millions of artists, gatekeeping your own feels wrong to me. I want an open space where ideas are shared, remixed, and applied in an infinite number of ways. I made a small website to share my best prompts (you can send me yours to be featured if you wish), but feel free to share every resource you know for people to learn from. The link is in the comments. I'm also curious if you have a different view on the matter. I'm definitely open to discuss!
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