I'm Tracy, and I hail from the great state of Texas, by way of Illinois. I am a wife, mother, and a Gigi (I am no one's grandmother🤣). I consider myself and "extroverted introvert", meaning I love being around people, talking to others, having fun, and getting to know others... but when it's time to recharge, I like to do that alone. I have dedicated the rest of my midlife and beyond to helping women 40+ with finding their purpose, living in it, and possibly earning an income from it. I learned of this community from @Nick Nebelsky 's community. I have a book that I want to write that is along the lines of "The E-Myth" by Michael Gerber that teaches real-world lessons through a fictional story. With the onset of AI, I figured I might be able to make it a visual project also. So, I need to learn how to have consistent characters. I look forward to learning, and possibly contributing to all of you in this community. Wishing You Much Success!!! P.S. This is me in the gif. I know it's a welcome gif, but I just wanted to show it off! 🤣

Hey Folks! @Mary Nunaley creates infographics in her line of work, and she had an issue creating a detailed ifographic using ChatGPT: it was cropping the header. I was challenged (by myself) to try and get ChatGPT to adhere to her prompt, so... Already working with smaller-sized infographics, I assumed her prompt just needed better structuring. And, that was the case. When it comes to infographics, more/specific instructions work well because the newer models have been trained to adhere to them. Here is the prompt: === Create a bright, playful **vertical infographic** in a whimsical **cartoon storybook style** designed for children, families, teachers, and parents. The infographic explains a hands-on **math + art activity inspired by Pi**. **Full-bleed design:** the infographic must fill the entire image frame. Do **not** render the infographic as a poster, paper, or board inside the image. No outer borders, margins, frames, or page edges. The design itself should extend to the edges of the canvas. The design should feel **creative, visual, and inviting**, with bold section headings, clear panel separation, kid-friendly icons, and easy-to-read embedded text. Overall feeling: **math meets art meets imagination**. --- ### Rendering style • Clean vector-like illustration • Crisp outlines and shapes • Friendly cartoon educational style • Professional infographic design • Polished educational layout --- ### Color palette • Purple accents • Warm orange highlights • Cool blue sky blocks • Teal decorative elements • Soft cream background --- ### Typography rules • Large bold title centered at top • Panel headings bold and consistent size • Short readable body text • Simple sans-serif educational lettering --- ### Layout structure • **Vertical 9:16 infographic** • Divide the canvas into **5 equal stacked panels** • Panels separated by **clean horizontal divider lines** • Maintain **consistent left and right alignment** • Each panel contains:

Hey Folks! Level 3 has a new class module, Creating a Wig Model (Super Easy). This module demonstrates another (use case) for using the technique of "compositing". Play around with compositing, it may be one of the most under-utilized techniques for creating visual stories scenes.

Hey Folks! Yeah, I know that you know this already. Pinterest is a huge website where people are pinning what they are interested in, obviously! Have you noticed some of the images with the "AI Modified" overlay? Those images were generated by AI, and you can use these for: - Characters - Inspiration for model types - Inspiration for visual stories Check out the digital model in this post. She could be paired with a product and voila.. this particular digital model is "wig" model, and she's promoting a $340 dollar wig. I just got a "💰Matters" idea: - Become an affiliate of a company that sells wigs - Choose a model that resonates with the buyer audience. - Create GRWM content to promote the wig. == Consistent Characters are multi-use folks!

Hey Folks! BYF&L = Bring Your Food & Learn! BYF&L Sessions allow you to learn about curated topics from the comfort of wherever you are while you snack, sip on tea or coffee... This happens within 60 minutes of your day! What topics are available to you? Check below: 🔹 — Learn how to Lock-In a Consistent Character 🔹 — Learn how to create the story and illustration text for your visual story 🔹 — Learn how to create scene images from the illustration text, using a prompt template. 🔹 — Learn how to easily build-out a storybooks in PDF form using Canva == 🔹 — Learn how to animate the scene images 🔹 — Learn how to create video narration audio from the story text 🔹 — Learn how you can quickly create a video using the (scene animations, and narration audio). == 🔹 — Learn AI Workflows that help you quickly create content with characters 🔹 — Learn how to extract reusable style information from images == 🔹 — Learn how to use Google's VEO (A.I. Video Generator) with prompt templates. 🔹 — Learn how to build visual stories inside of VEO using the "Scene Builder" and more... == [CLASS AVAILABILITY] - Classes are available twice per day (to try and accommodate different timezones) Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday - (7am PST, 9am CST, 12pm EST) Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday - (12pm PST, 2pm CST, 5pm EST) [CLASS REGISTRATION] 1. You will be provided with a Zoom registration link upon purchasing a seat to class. 2. Choose the date and time of your desired class. 3. Check your email inbox for a confirmation email. [BYFL RECORDING] The sessions are recorded. == See you in a BYF&L Session! -- Patrick