Didn’t he have a mullet in the cartoon?

Oof, someone doesn’t like Blorange.

Yes.

I love rendering cats in this type of coloring style. I tend to favor the Vector Art look for it, though. Here’s a few of mine.

Insert lazy overused joke about Sarah Jessica Parker.

First, a happy little accident.

Then some cursed hybrid attempts (including one that looks more like Sam Neill)

And finally, whatever TF is going on here.

Anyway, here’s some Carl Sagans.

A couple of Mister Rogers-es…

And some Bob Ross pics.

Failures will be in another comment.

Some good, some bad. I did also try to render a hybrid of Steve Irwin, Carl Sagan, and Fred Rogers, but those mostly didn’t go the way I wanted. Shoot, my first attempt at just Steve Irwin went rather poorly. Just look at this mess.

Process: While browsing Artbreeder, I came upon a random pic of a model with some big sunglasses. As a joke, I fed the image back into Collager(which uses Stable Diffusion), threw some gradients over it, and used a prompt I’ve been throwing at stuff lately.

Prompt: 2000s pop art, i wear my sunglasses at night, so i can, so i can, keep track of the visions in my eyes

Edit: typo fix.

The train that runs on FRIENDSHIP!

I think you’re too late. The points were already divvied out, and a winner chosen. We’re just waiting for the new contest now.

The baby from Dinosaurs?

Yeaaayeaayeayea! It’s a party in the USA!

So wrong and yet so perfectly right!

For mine I put “michael Whelan, Junji Ito, Tim Burton” at the beginning of the prompt, on a website that uses Stable Diffusion for its rendering. I also put eyes in a negative prompt, because I wanted just a tree with a scary toothy mouth. Instead I got the above nightmare.

This is more like what I wanted.

Update: Not what I’m going for, but too funny not to share.

Nothing. I’m about to start up on it now.

Now you’ve got me wanting to make another attempt at an evil christmas tree monster.

This one’s absolutely adorable. I love it.