Weekly challenge - Grayscale Art

[Kartika Rawat]

Hey everyone,

Hope all are doing well.

We’re excited to keep the momentum going with our Weekly Challenge! This week, we’re diving into the world of Duotone art using Firefly. Design a grayscale image that captures your artistic vision using Firefly. Explore the nuances of shadows, textures, and contrasts without any color.

The Prompt I used: Create a monochrome image of a rainy time at night with girl walking in the aisle carrying a red umbrella, add dim lights.

I clicked Download to download the image to my computer.

What to Submit: 

• Your Images: Images of Monochrome/ Greyscale
• Your Prompt: Share the text prompt you used for your creation.
  
  

Submission Deadline: 

• Please submit your creations by Aug 25, 2024, 12:00 AM PT (GMT+7). 

How to Participate 

1/ Create Your Image: 

• Launch Adobe Firefly and select the Text to Image feature. 
• Create a prompt and generate your image. Need ideas? Visit the community tab for inspiration, or ask here for ideas. 
   

2/ Capture Your Creation: 

• Once satisfied with your image, hover over it and click “Share” at the top right corner. 
• Select “Copy image” from the drop-down menu. 
   

3/ Submit Your Entry: 

• Come back to this thread, click “Reply,” paste your image, and describe the prompt you used. 
• Hit “Post” to submit your entry.

We can't wait to see your monochrome masterpieces! Let your creativity shine in shades of gray. 

Happy creating!

Thanks,

Kartika

[StormyDawn]

create a monochromatic image of a town underwater

[Henrik Heigl]

Prompt: Scars on pale skin on woman's back macro detail, cinematic and dramatic lighting, blurred background, foggy

[Kartika Rawat]

Nice prompt!! Thanks for participating

[mkomugue0514]

prompt: monochrome image of a skatepark with a colorful realistic skateboard on top of a ramp, in the middle of the forest, on a rainy night

-not what I imagined, but I think it looks nice.

[Rollan Banez]

[jeanoccena]

prompt: a lady in short hair interviews another lady in greyscale; microphone of the interviewer is in color purple

[@mj]

Nailed the DoF!

[Disenoideas]

a monochrome image of a woman with blue eyes, viewed from the waist up. In the very distant background on a hill is a minimal Bauhaus building. There is an elephant standing next to the building

[@mj]

Seems to have Ignored the blue eyes bit, did Firefly!

[Disenoideas]

Some of the responses had blue eyes or just made the whole image blue. This was the best looking response. All the other responses also turned elephant into a disfigured horse. 

[Kartika Rawat]

Wow! Nice prompt 

[@mj]

T'was a dark and still night... the forest creatures lay silent. In the distance came labored breathing.

[Kartika Rawat]

It looks like bear to me 🤔

[lambiloon]

Create a monochrome image of child and his dream toys in purple sky

[@mj]

I can't decipher the object on the top left of the composition. Can you help me?

[Joseph Labrecque]

black and white high contrast noir style photograph of a field of rolling hills at night with a large forest off to one side, clouded sky

[@mj]

The clouds are like a Constable painting

[Kartika Rawat]

There's a star brightening in the sky. :star:

[Michelle Chocolita]

Prompt: Fine art photo of a still life scene with bell peppers, tomatoes, garlic on a table, monochrome toned image; black white photography

I like the details in the garlic, but the tomatoes look too light I think. 

[Peru Bob]

I like the details in the garlic, but the tomatoes look too light I think. 

By @Michelle Chocolita

Maybe they are yellow tomatoes, not red tomatoes.

[Michelle Chocolita]

That could be it 🙂 

[@mj]

Agreed. I'm tempted to do a pencil drawing of this!

[Kartika Rawat]

No doubt, garlic looks so real 👌

[GeekyGirlRex]

PROMPT: make a grayscale image of a lighthouse on a cliff with crashing orange waves, add a bright moon, milky way, and long exposure

I tried several times to make the waves orange, but could not get the prompt right. However, I really like this iteration.

[@mj]

Persistence seems to be the winning strategy right?