This first challenge of the week was to create an image of a beautiful room that exists in 5 different realities transforming from abandoned ruin to living forest to underwater world to luxurious inhabited room to frozen world.
8/23/26 “Reality Room”
The next challenge was in to depict the struggle between good and evil using materials such as wood, metal, glass, leather, or wadding.
8/24/26 “I Choose Soft”
The next challenge was The Female Choice. As in nature, brilliant plumage, elaborate displays, songs, dances and rituals are used to lure the female gaze, our challenge was to invent the ultimate example. Mine did not get many votes, but I stand by it.
8/25/26 “Sexiest Man Alive”
Our next challenge was to share a picture of a Pokémon with its dark evil form. I chose the one I thought was the cutest Jigglypuff because I thought that might be good contrast.
8/26/26 “JigglyBeast”
The next day’s challenge was to recreate a poster for an internationally famous film. I decided to honor someone who had recently passed away. Can you guess the movie?
8/27/26 “9-5”
That one won! So I had to come up with the next challenge. Here is what I wrote:
Let’s look at the world through a magnifying glass! The New Challenge: “Tiny Worlds”
Show us a macro-perspective of something small that holds a whole world inside. It could be an entire ecosystem inside a glass teardrop, a tiny magical village built inside a tree stump, or a whole galaxy captured within a single marble. Think big by looking small! Have fun, and may the best prompt win!
8/28/26 “Missing Home”
The last challenge of the week was to make a house or building in any theme. The only rule was that it needed to be fictional or imaginative.
8/29/26 “Knot For Rent”
And here are some of the honorable mentions that I did not submit, but still published on my art website:
