Cross-Product Creative Challenge #2: Firefly Gallery Choice

I went to the Adobe Firefly community on the Gallery section and saw an image that I liked.

The prompt was papercraft modern office in the forest, face mountain and ocean, bright and futuristic, pastel color. This was in a square shaped for the ratio. Then I changed the Prompt: papercraft modern office in the Hawaii jungle, face mountain and ocean, bright and futuristic, pastel color. Also, I went to Adobe Express and uploaded the image and set it as a background with a ratio of 1080 x 1920 px. 

https://youtu.be/-RNsxy7pSX0

I used a large number of images from the gallery.
I used the client's logo as a reference, as they invited me to a conference for young entrepreneurs. I iterated on about a hundred images.
I made an animated GIF on Photoshop (for the demo, but I also showed how to do it on Adobe Express).
I edited the teaser for my conference on Adobe Express. I gave a conference in front of 100 people on Firefly and Adobe Express (the teaser video was in the background as an introduction). I explained to everyone how Firefly works and referenced the structure using an example, then showed them how to edit the video on Adobe Express by adding sound, video, etc.
I promoted my work on LinkedIn and shared my Firefly, Express, Photoshop, and Illustrator courses, with a bonus from my LinkedIn Learning courses for those attending the workshop 😉

https://gamma.app/docs/Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Decouverte-dAdobe-Firefly-1ftmt4wvp86sgri?mode=present#card-mcrr1mmyo9qyv1v

I used this material in my presentation. AND share my Firefly support materials with everyone
https://www.notion.so/FIREFLY-SUPPORTS-PDF-0ec4e674c2974f68948d2445a313978d

Starting Image

Retouching using Adobe Photoshop And Firefly

A translucent pink gelatin cake, sliced into even wedges and arranged on a glass cake stand. Each piece is topped with a swirl of white cream and a glossy red cherry with a long green stem. The bright lighting enhances the gelatin’s transparency, creating a playful yet elegant presentation

Original image:

Edited image:

Starting Images

 My Project NEO skills are still developing 

Firefly

 
Photoshop

It's gardening time for me. We love our cucumbers. 
Bit of Project Neo, Firefly, and then Photoshop.

I chose the parrot on a magnolia branch from the gallery and generated the image.
I used this image with Ps as a composition reference and applied a watercolour style to it. I changed the colour of the parrot, its beak and the colour of the flowers to make a ‘Can't wait for summer!’ artwork with the parrot as a focal point.

Started with a simple bonsai image, regenerated then dropped it underwater, adding a couple of fish and an inquisitive carb and of course some old dubloons!

I asked Firefly to generate a Stonehenge-like image.

I cut out the arch in the foreground, isolated it on a new layer and deleted it from the background, using the Remove tool and Generative Fill.
Using the eraser (on a mask) and the Fluidity tool, I sculpted the square arch into a Pi shape and adjusted the floor.

I also used a bit of hue/saturation and changed the sky, as the original one wasn't pretty.

The original image generated by Firefly:

Started with the image from:
https://firefly.adobe.com/community/view/texttoimage?id=urn:aaid:sc:US:b7b3b506-2bfe-4b75-970e-582f37afb212 

Generated a few versions until got something I liked as below:
 

Brought into Photoshop and expanded without a prompt to get the image below (after multiple generations, folllowed by cropping and cleaning up):


Tried with a prompt: fantasy forest, trees made of colourful, bright feathers.
After a few versions, many Photoshop adjustments with Generative fill plus other Photoshopping, got: