The $ sign was in the AI output.

A $ sign is often used for hexadecimal.

William

Here is a png image of the picture that I have devised for this research experiment. Yes, it is inspired by a famous painting.

Two conflicting thoughts from me.

I think that it would look better without the lettering on the picture.

I am opposed to the idea of someone who has not produced an artwork deciding to improve it.

However the AI system invited me to do so.

On a separate matter, it was indeed fortunate that the specified font is available on this computer.

I wonder what would happen if someone without the Verdana font on his or her computer were to try to realize (is that the correct word?) the image.

William

Please produce the text of an SVG file that is of an original portrait orientation painting.

Sent by Copilot:
Sure! Here’s an example of an SVG file for an original portrait orientation painting. This SVG depicts a simple abstract painting with a few shapes and colors:

<svg width="400" height="600" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <!-- Background -->
  <rect width="100%" height="100%" fill="#f0f0f0" />
 
  <!-- Abstract shapes -->
  <circle cx="200" cy="150" r="80" fill="#ff6347" />
  <rect x="100" y="300" width="200" height="100" fill="#4682b4" />
  <ellipse cx="200" cy="500" rx="150" ry="50" fill="#32cd32" />
 
  <!-- Text -->
  <text x="200" y="50" font-family="Verdana" font-size="24" fill="black" text-anchor="middle">
    Abstract Portrait
  </text>
</svg>

You can copy this text into an SVG file and open it in a browser or an SVG viewer to see the painting. Feel free to modify the shapes, colors, and text to create your own unique design! [palette and brush]

Is there anything specific you’d like to add or change in this SVG?

Yet how should the colours be changed?

Darker at the back or darker at the front?

William

[I have now tried the original prompt for a SVG again in the hope that I might get a different picture.]

Please produce the text of an SVG file that is of an original painting.

Sent by Copilot:
Sure! Here’s a simple example of an SVG file representing an original painting of a sunset over the ocean. You can customize the colors and shapes as needed:

<svg width="800" height="600" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <!-- Background -->
  <rect width="100%" height="100%" fill="#87CEEB" />
 
  <!-- Sun -->
  <circle cx="400" cy="300" r="80" fill="#FFD700" />
 
  <!-- Ocean -->
  <rect y="350" width="100%" height="250" fill="#1E90FF" />

  <!-- Sun reflection -->
  <ellipse cx="400" cy="450" rx="100" ry="30" fill="#FFD700" opacity="0.5" />
 
  <!-- Waves -->
  <path d="M0 400 Q 100 380 200 400 T 400 400 T 600 400 T 800 400 V 600 H 0 Z" fill="#1E90FF" stroke="#1E90FF" stroke-width="2" />
</svg>

This SVG file creates a simple scene with a blue sky, a yellow sun, and an ocean with waves. Feel free to modify it to better suit your vision! If you need more complex designs or specific elements, let me know!

It does not work in Affinity Designer version 1 that I am using, but editing the % issue again gets a picture, but not the reflection.

Yet when I made a cut down version with just the sun and the reflection, the reflection is there as a horizontal ellipse a bit below the sun.

So are things in the wrong order, maybe just the wrong order for Affinity Designer?

Can anyone get the picture please?

William

[I tried to get an SVG file of a more complicated picture, but I got four images instead, yet the images have construction lines upon them.]

Please produce the text of an SVG file that is of an original painting. A rectangular landscape painting with a tree placed at the rabatment and the horizon located using the golden ratio. The sun is shining in the sky. There are clouds in the sky. There is a country lane. There are flowers growing by the lane.

Copilot
Using
the web
Sent by Copilot:
I’ll try to create that.

Please click upon an image to enlarge it, then click on that image to get full resolution.

William

The second picture has worked well in Affinity Designer.

William

[I tried asking for a painting. This looks a good result, but the AI seems to have used the rule of thirds for the rabatment rather than to produce a square. But nevertheless an interesting result.]

Please produce the text of an SVG file that is of an original painting. A rectangular landscape painting with a tree placed at the rabatment and the horizon located using the golden ratio.

Copilot

Using the web

Sent by Copilot:

Sure! Here’s an SVG representation of a rectangular landscape painting with a tree placed at the rabatment and the horizon located using the golden ratio:

<svg width="800" height="500" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <!-- Background -->
  <rect width="800" height="500" fill="lightblue" />
 
  <!-- Horizon Line (Golden Ratio) -->
  <line x1="0" y1="309" x2="800" y2="309" stroke="darkblue" stroke-width="2" />
 
  <!-- Ground -->
  <rect y="309" width="800" height="191" fill="green" />
 
  <!-- Tree (Placed at Rabatment) -->
  <rect x="267" y="209" width="20" height="100" fill="saddlebrown" />
  <circle cx="277" cy="209" r="50" fill="forestgreen" />
</svg>

In this SVG:

The horizon line is placed at approximately 61.8% of the height (500px * 0.618 ≈ 309px) to follow the golden ratio.

The tree is positioned at the left rabatment of the rectangle, which is at 267px (800px / 3 ≈ 267px).

Feel free to adjust the dimensions or colors as needed!

This sonnet was produced for another thread, and is in the following post in that thread

https://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php?pid=5645#p5645

Yet as it is an original poem generated by Bing Chat AI it is also posted in this thread.

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Please write an original sonnet about the composition of a painting where there is to be a tree placed at the rabatment and the horizon is to be located using the golden ratio.

Copilot

Using
the web

Sent by Copilot:

Certainly! Here’s an original sonnet for you:

In canvas stretched, a vision to unfold,
A tree stands tall where rabatment aligns,
Its branches whisper tales of days of old,
In golden ratio, the horizon shines.

The artist’s hand, with careful, measured grace,
Divides the sky and earth in perfect blend,
A balance struck, where nature finds its place,
And beauty’s rules in harmony extend.

The tree, a sentinel of time and space,
Its roots deep set in soil, its leaves in air,
A testament to life’s enduring grace,
In every stroke, the artist’s love laid bare.

Thus, in this frame, both order and delight,
Compose a scene where art and nature unite.

I hope you enjoy this sonnet! If you have any other requests or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

Well, probably because of my lack of knowledge about Affinity Designer combined with my unwillingness to be definitive when I am not congruently certain.

I did not know that. So I have now learned that. Thank you.

Well, I can try a few more experiments and try to find if I can make the shape that I want to produce with that in mind.

The desired shape is for the lower part of the stoneware jar.

If I can do that, I then want to try to make a copy, discard one half of the copy, by slicing away per pale and changing the colour, then placing the copy on top of the original so as to try to give the effect of the lower part of stoneware jar having half in light and half in shadow,

william