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<strong>This image depicts a fae dragon rider called “Breeze” and her guardian companion, the beautiful dragon called “Solstice”. <br />
This image forms part of a collection called “The Butterfly Princess”, a story about a faerie princess who is attacked and robbed of her wings by a mischief of rats. <br />
It was created using Midjourney version 6, and captures the bond between fae and dragon.</strong><br />
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This image depicts a fae dragon rider called “Breeze” and her guardian companion, the beautiful dragon called “Solstice”.
This image forms part of a collection called “The Butterfly Princess”, a story about a faerie princess who is attacked and robbed of her wings by a mischief of rats.
It was created using Midjourney version 6, and captures the bond between fae and dragon.
Art has always been a passion and love of mine, but family life and work has meant I have tended to dabble both in watercolour and pastel. Retirement has allowed me to spend more time and artificial intelligence the means to combine my joy of art with story-telling and poetry. In the last six months I have set up an on-line workshop of 25 ai artists who work collaboratively to advance our collective knowledge of Midjourney, as well as a personal art page to showcase my own work.
I have avoided referencing other artists and specialise in mythical entities including dragons, faeries, dryads and sprites as well as one off entities such as ‘Hawthorn’, a tree spirit.
