@highqualityape I actively start an argument with my birder classmates every time I bring this up haha! (It does sound like "cheeseee bur-ger" in my mind)
@Slumberyote I'd have to say:
- Secretary birds (there were already a bunch of harpy eagles in the comments haha)! I also like darker reds/pinks like garnet and maroon
- Nonbinary/feminine leaning
- I don't hate them all the time but I don't use orange, yellow, or olive/lime greens very often
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@omgsidewalks People were kinda trained how singers/choirs are trained, speaking loud from the diaphragm and saying words just right so it reads across a loud room. Otherwise words start to mush together and it's hard to pick up on things.
@omgsidewalks I watched a video about this once. Early in media history people had to be loud and clear for the poor equipment which is why pronunciations were better. No with better equipment people don't have to be as loud or annunciate as much. At least I'm pretty sure that's why.
@birdwarehouse_ I think the difference in the two is gen ai. AI has been around for a LONG time already (as we see in things like videogames) but the line is drawn at generative AI where training models take existing data to make NEW things. Merlin is from a database that I imagine matches sound
With Artfight over...
Im taking 3 slots of stained glass styled comms like these (and more illustration styled ones) at a discounted price! I need examples and I'm itching to get back into comms!
🔗 In comments!