The first challenge of the week was called “Tiny World, Big Problems.” We had to create an image where something ordinary in our world becomes a huge problem to a very tiny character.

8/30/26 “This Sucks”

The next challenge was to image a “Villain’s Day Off” and create an image of a terrifying villain doing something unexpectedly wholesome.

8/31/26 “Sweet Dreams”

The next challenge was Super Mario themed. Any character from the Mario world could be featured. This required research, and I picked the cutest character I could find.

9/1/26 “Star Nursery”

The next day’s challenge was to invent a 007 poster from Bond’s world. Again, I had to do research, but decided to go with the controversial idea of a Black Bond. My husband was pleased.

9/2/26 “The Clockmaker”

The next challenge was about minimalism. It actually took a while to get AI to make something simple.

9/3/26 “Cell Phone”

The next one was fun because I got an idea right away but had to make many images to get a look I liked.

9/4/26 “Shellter”

The last challenge of the week was to generate an unusual harvest; something growing that would be unexpected or fantastical.

9/5/26 “Field to Page”

And here are some of the honorable mentions that I did not submit, but still published on my art website:

These images created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompts using AI on Gencraft.com website.