Not meeting 'guidelines'

[BriCre95]

I was trying to generate a picture of an animated gorilla showing the camera the palms of their hands. I am trying to write a children's book and it talks about how gorillas have hands similar to humans... however... after putting in "Animated gorilla showing camera palms of hands" and several other ways to say that - it kept saying my request was against community guidelines... So you tell me... how is that against community guidelines? 

[Oh.N8]

Hey @BriCre95 

Sorry that this is occurring. I went into Adobe Stock. In cases like this take a moment and look at what Adobe Stock has to offer and which tags people were/ are using. This way helps me think like FF/ the AI.

Regardless, there are not a lot of images of "Gorilla Hands/ Palm". This might be the reason for the prompt not meeting user guidelines; there are not enough images for FF to reference and work with to give you something.

Cheers,
O. Nate

[droopydog500]

Hello @BriCre95,

Thank you for your message. I am sorry you are having this problem. 

This is a great question and I would like to go through your prompt.

Your prompt was:

• animated gorilla showing palms of hands to the camera

You used the word "animated". I am not sure what you mean by that. Do you mean animated as in excited or as like a cartoon? The other meaning for animated is motion, which would be hard for the model to show in an image. I think it is an ambiguous word for the model.

"Showing" is also a word that does not seem to work well. It is a verb that is not very clear. You generally need to be more explicit in how the human or animal has their arms/legs positioned. I have found that "facing the camera" tends to work better than "show [...] to the camera".

"Gorilla" is a word that is frequently blocked. It is not blocked in every case. When I have an animal that is problematic, I have had success using the scientific name, but that does not help in this case. So, I switched to the word "primate".

I came up with:

primate holding out arms with hand making stop sign out facing camera 

Ok, so that looks more like a monkey than a gorilla (I am not really an animal expert), so I then took the image to generative fill and selected the head:

and used the prompt "gorilla head" and came up with:

 

This was just one generation. I am sure I could have done better taking it further.

I hope this is helpful.

Thanks,
    droopy