Reposting with no changes just cleaned up the colors so the sheet looks better. 💚 If anyone wants character sheets for something, please ask me directly. Sadly, I won’t be leaving them publicly posted anymore because certain people chose to misuse them.

@Gremsworkshopv2 meeting Linkin Park with her Husband.

オープンカーを運転する魔族 ＊インカローズ＊ガーネット #女性ドライバーの日 #AIart #相互フォロー

#ハーベストムーン #満月 オレンジサファイアの月を持ったグリーンフローライトの女の子 #いつもいいねやリポストをありがとう #宝石 #AI画像

A charming professional product photograph of a festive custom collectible toy layout. Resting inside a large, clear glass candy jar filled with orange and black jellybeans and candy corn is a tiny, incredibly cute chibi vinyl figurine featuring the attached character reference. Preserve the character’s original species anatomy exactly as shown in the reference. Do not add, remove, duplicate, relocate, or replace ears, horns, tails, wings, or other species-specific anatomy. If the reference character has animal ears instead of human ears, they must have only those animal ears and must not also have human ears on the sides of the head. Maintain the exact number, type, placement, shape, and orientation of all ears and other species traits shown in the reference. Preserve non-human facial anatomy exactly as shown in the reference, including snouts, muzzles, beaks, nose structure, jaw shape, facial scales, and other species-specific facial features. Do not flatten, humanize, shorten away, or replace a character’s snout or muzzle when converting them into chibi form. If the reference shows a short or subtle snout, it must remain visibly present and recognizable in the final figurine. The miniature figure must visibly wear one small, playful Halloween-themed costume element or attached accessory that coordinates naturally with their original outfit colors and design. This worn Halloween element is required and must be clearly part of the character’s outfit or body presentation. It may include, but is not limited to, a tiny witch hat, vampire cape, pumpkin hood, bat-wing accessory, ghost detail, skeleton motif, spiderweb accessory, spooky mask, tiny devil horns, monster hood, black-cat-inspired accessory, mummy wrap accents, scarecrow detail, or another fun Halloween-themed wearable element. A handheld prop such as a candy bucket, jack-o’-lantern, haunted lantern, or other Halloween object may also be included, but a held prop alone does not satisfy the Halloween costume requirement. Choose a Halloween-themed wearable element that best fits the character’s existing design and personality. Do not default to a witch hat unless it is genuinely the most character-appropriate choice. Vary the costume element across different characters whenever possible, using options such as vampire details, pumpkin-themed wearables, bat accessories, ghost motifs, skeleton accents, monster hoods, mummy wraps, scarecrow details, spooky masks, devilish accessories, or other Halloween costume elements. The worn Halloween element must be one clearly identifiable costume concept with a coherent silhouette and design. Do not merge multiple unrelated Halloween costume ideas together into an ambiguous hybrid accessory. For example, do not combine cat ears, bat wings, and a witch hat into one headpiece unless the character reference itself specifically calls for that combination. If a bat-themed accessory is chosen, it should clearly read as a bat-themed accessory. If a cat-themed accessory is chosen, it should clearly read as a cat-themed accessory. If a witch hat is chosen, it should clearly read as a witch hat. The Halloween wearable must not replace, disguise, relocate, or visually confuse the character’s original species anatomy. Costume ears, horns, wings, or similar decorative elements must remain clearly distinguishable from the character’s real anatomical ears, horns, wings, or other species traits. The entire figurine must be physically contained inside the candy jar. Every part of the character — including the full head silhouette, worn Halloween element, hat, hat brim, hat tip, hair, ears, hands, arms, legs, boots, clothing, accessories, cape, tail, wings, props, and any held object — must remain completely behind the jar’s front glass wall and fully inside the jar’s interior volume. Nothing may protrude through the glass, cross in front of the glass, overlap outside the jar, touch or break the jar boundary, or visually appear to sit outside the jar. The character should sit deeper inside the jar among the candy rather than perched on the rim, pushed against the opening, or appearing to spill out. The worn Halloween element must also read clearly as being fully enclosed inside the jar, not resting outside it or visually tangent with the outer silhouette of the jar. Leave a clearly visible buffer of candy and jar interior space between every outermost part of the figurine and the jar’s glass walls. No ear tip, tail tip, hat brim, hat tip, hair strand, cape edge, limb, accessory, prop, or clothing edge may visually touch or nearly touch the jar silhouette. The figurine must appear noticeably smaller than the jar’s usable interior space, with clear visible separation around the entire character on all sides. The full outer silhouette of the figurine must be completely surrounded by visible jar interior, candy, or empty space before reaching the glass wall. The front curved glass surface must remain clearly visible between the camera and the entire figurine, including the full worn Halloween element, with realistic glass reflections, refraction, and subtle distortion passing over the character and candy. Glass reflections and curvature must visibly pass across the worn Halloween element as well, so there is no ambiguity that it is behind the glass. Clearly show the curved side walls and bottom of the jar surrounding the figurine so there is no ambiguity that the toy is fully enclosed inside the jar. Soft ambient studio lighting reflects off the glass jar sitting on a dark wooden desk. Delightful macro details, shallow depth of field, playful and cozy Halloween merchandise aesthetic.

"ROSE CYBERFLORAL PORTRAIT — VERSION 9.3" Rose Cyberfloral Portrait is a reusable close-up character prompt that preserves the reference’s identity, proportions, materials, and art style while adding luminous fluorescent roses, jewel-like eye detail, glossy crystalline highlights, blacklight atmosphere, rich depth, and polished facial clarity. Prompt will be in the comments shortly.

600 followers?! 💙 That definitely calls for crystal roses. 🌹✨ Seriously, thank you all for following, commenting, sharing, and sticking around for all the characters, jokes, experiments, and general nonsense. I really appreciate every one of you. Here’s to whatever comes next.

おやすみにゃん🐈

A cozy and detailed anime concept art scene of a Halloween crafting session. The character from the attached reference is sitting at a wooden workbench, covered in pumpkin seeds and holding a small carving tool with a proud, mischievous smirk. In front of them is a massive, glowing orange jack-o'-lantern that they have comically carved to display a stylized chibi version of their own face. The background is a warm workshop softly lit by the pumpkin's internal candle glow. Rich textures, playful and festive atmosphere, clean lines.

#初音ミク アメジストの大きな桔梗を持ったブルートパーズの初音ミク #いつもいいねやリポストをありがとう #宝石 #AI画像

some ol fighting woo! @Gremsworkshopv2

@Gremsworkshopv2 @SliasCrowe Become roman fire barers of Prometheus.

Such a fun prompt 💚