Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt:"inside palace of Versailles, two hyper pregnant French aristocratic women wearing fancy dress covering enormous belly, gossip and laugh with each other, both women are happy"

Apparently, if the woman in the picture is dancing with someone, she turns into a blimp. Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "inside Downton Abbey, hyper pregnant aristocratic English Victorian woman wearing fancy dress covering enormous belly, dances with aristocratic English victorian man"

Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "inside Downton Abbey, hyper pregnant aristocratic English Victorian woman wearing fancy dress covering enormous belly, dances with aristocratic English victorian man"

I am simply a noob at this stage. Comments, and advice for refining prompts welcome.

Hi, I’ve been having this idea for a while, but I’d like it if someone helped me bring this to reality. I had an idea for a scenario where scientists added a “womb” to food in order to increase food supply. Pretty much meaning that a burger is pregnant with 5 burgers, a slice of pizza would be pregnant with pizza triplets, or a submarine sandwich could be pregnant with 10 submarine sandwiches! For those who are asking about where the womb would be placed, it differs from fish to dish. For instance, a burger with a pregnant “food womb” would be in its patty, a pregnant slice of pizza would have its “food womb” in its crust, a fry would have its womb in the middle of its center, and a taco with a “food womb” would have it in its center, too. If someone is finished with an image, please tag me in it. Thank you.

>>21164 Sup. Can u plz make my prompt since I don’t have a Bing account and you’re kinda the only person on this thread?

>>21283 Just go make a bing account. It's free. Typing words into a text field on bing is free. There is zero reason to beg on this thread. Here's an example of a free pic created with Bing, just so I don't waste a reply in this thread without any content.

>>21285 Ah, ok. I’ll make an account when I have time. Sorry for wasting a post. This thread is actually cool tho. Hyper pregnancy is super underrated in my opinion. I know it has its fans, but compared to other kinks, it’s kinda niche.

>>21278 Funny you should mention that. I was attempting one time to make a hyper pregnant 1960s waitress serving a tray of burgers, and Bing decided that bare bellies weren't the way to go. So it did this instead: Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "inside a retro diner, a hyper pregnant 1960s waitress wearing a fancy dress covering her enormous belly, carries a heaping tray of cheeseburgers to a table."

>>21285 As mentioned before, I am a noob. Is there a consistent way of getting Bing AI to make bare bellies (or even women in swimsuits like your picture)? Or is just trial and error? For example, I get a lot more images of African female characters with huge bare bellies than Causasian female characters, though that could be my fault with my choice of prompts. (Remember, I am still a noob.) Any advice for optimizing prompts would be welcome and much appreciated! Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "Outside, African savannah, hyper pregnant African woman, wearing traditional African clothing, clothes covering her enormous belly, dancing"

Including this picture, not only because I really like how it turned out, but also because Bing keeps blocking the prompt to make more. Any workarounds would be much appreciated! Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "Female Aztec Princess, hyper pregnant woman, fancy Aztec clothing covering enormous belly, fancy Aztec headdress, dancing"

Relevant quote: "No longer from head to foot than from hip to hip: she is spherical, like a globe; I could find out countries in her." Observation: If you give the AI character more headroom, she grows to fill the space. Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "Inside Globe Theater in Renaissance England, hyper pregnant English Tudor woman, fancy ornate dress covering enormous belly, recites dramatic monologue on stage."

>>21306 In general, try to word your prompt in such a way that someone would naturally be doing the things you want. For example, instead of saying "wearing swimsuit", you'd do something like "at the beach" or "poolside". Also I've heard from other people that black/hispanic women get filtered less than white/asian women. On top of that, just in general, tribal kind of loosens the filter a bit. I would consider just tossing tribal into any prompt just to confuse the filter a bit. But that's really the key, experiment. It only takes a few seconds. The shit you're making is already pretty good imo.

>>21293 Hahaha. I like those pics. AI really did a great job on those waitresses. What I mean was something like this. Imagine a burrito. Now, imagine if it had an enormous pregnant belly, with an overstretched tortilla. Now, inside the burrito, the contents are the same as a regular one, except it has an artificial “womb,” that carries smaller burritos. Am I making sense?

>>21325 Yeah it makes sense. But in it making sense, it has also caused massive sanity damage. Enjoy your new nightmare. You may make the next one yourself. Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "pregnant female burrito, enormous belly"

>>21334 My bad. That actually kinda looks cool and unique since it’s an anthro. I’d thought it would’ve been an actual burrito, but….uh….preggy. Thanks for making the image!

>>21278 >>21283 >>21286 >>21325 Here's what I got with "Oil painted concept art for a cool video game. A rounded stomach pepperoni pizza giving birth out of its crust to a cheeseburger, bursting forth from a large fleshy orifice" Just know that if you try to add "heavily pregnant", you'll get hit with a hard word filter (probably the combo of pregnant and fleshy orifice). So if you want it more obviously humanoid, you'll have to figure that out on your own. Hope this helps!

Some things are better as a group. Made with Bing Image Creator Prompt: "Outside, African savannah, group of hyper pregnant African woman, wearing traditional African clothing, enormous belly, dancing."

>>21354 You know, that’s actually more in line to what I wanted my prompt to be. Apologies for the weirdness or nightmares I may have generated.

Quick question: If I wrote a prompt that I included a game character, say Undyne from “Undertale,” would it generate a somewhat accurate image of her, or would it be someone else? Just asking cuz I wanted to make a pic myself, since I’m new to this.

>>21334 It resembles an Adipose from Dr Who.

>>21362 I am still a noob at this, so my experience is limited. But I think due to copyright issues, Bing AI Image Creator cannot create the character Undyne bit for bit. It does make a cute fish person, but it's Undyne-like, not Undyne. Also note that Bing Image Creator is very anti-lewd. Trying to make a pregnant Undyne only led to the image generator making large numbers of pregnant Sans. Experimentation will be key.

>>21362 >>21362 Addendum: You may wish to try the AI program at Stuffer DB. It doesn't have the censorship issues that Bing Image Creator has, but the prompts may be more involved.

>>21374 There are absolutely no copywrite laws regarding ai generation. It all depends on how much training data of whatever Bing's ai model includes pictures of Undyne, and even then, its not going to be even 80% accurate without heavily guiding the prompt with all of the very specific details of her character since she is so heavily detailed.

>>21377 A fair point. Also, testing out new Byzantine prompt.

>>21374 It can be a bitch to get it to generate the character you want, although it can do it. If you just say Undyne, it doesn't know you mean the one from Undertale. But if you say Undertale, then it'll just give you Sans since a lot of the Undertale related art the bot uses as reference features Sans. You might have more luck if you exactly describe Undyne in a generic way and hope there's enough art out there that it picks up on what you're going for. I tried this and got mixed results, some good, some half-Sans fusions: Pixel art from the video game Undertale. The eyepatch wearing blue-skinned red-haired merwoman video game character named Undyne holding a trident in triumph inside a dark cave >>21361 I assure you, if I was ever actually weirded out, I wouldn't be here.

Variations on a hyper pregnant Byzantine empress. Made with Bing Image Creator

Various noble women as ladies-in-waiting to their Imperial Matriarch. Made with Bing Image Creator

More scenes of the gravid Imperial Court. Made with Bing Image Creator

Variations on Amazonian tribal women Made with Bing Image Creator

Odd note, Bing seems to make Persian queens with larger tits. Huh. Made with Bing Image Creator.

Update: I have Stable Diffusion. I feel like I have graduated somehow, yet I am still a noob. However, new benefit: nudity!

Thank god that blown over. Sorry guys. I also have a quick question. Would Craiyon count here as well as ChatGPT?

Gods, this can get addictive. I never knew I would spend up half the night trying figure out a way just to get one face right. Made with Stable Diffusion.

>>21596 I like the way the suits came out. They kinda look like actual maternity clothes.

Trying out some things in lingerie.

Took a trip down memory lane and came back with an inspiration for an old story posted on Cheviot's Place (yes, I'm that old; I remember visiting Cheviot's Place on dial-up). Took some inspiration from "The Adventures of Matt Corrigan, Champion of the Ladies in Waiting" written by JB (he goes by gravidlad on Deviantart). Cheviot's Place (and the story) is still accessible through The Wayback Machine.

so is this thread dead now?

>>22472 Sorry, got distracted by other things. I have a page in DeviantArt under the name Maxwell Swole. I've been posting a bunch there.

Sorry about the roughness of these. These are drafts I haven't touched up and published on my DeviantArt account.