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Weekly AI Prompt Challenge Week of 8/2/26

This week’s prompt challenge was to create a landscape scene using some form of collage or abstract style. I decided to go with a mosaic model that I wanted to play around with.

“Mountain Mosaic”

All of these images created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompts using AI on Gencraft.com website.

Prompt – gorgeous landscape of mountains, valleys, rivers, and fields of flowers with a brilliant sky splashy incandescent wide angle layered and textured collage colorful mosaic

Platform: Gencraft; Model: 40% Mosaic Tiles (Legacy) Style: Abstract.

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

Daily AI Art Challenges Week of 8/2/26

This first challenge of the week was to create art where weather exists inside a person, animal, room or object—but nowhere else.

8/2/26 “Make Your Own Weather”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

The next challenge was titled “The Person Who Feels Like Home.” The idea was to show emotional connection and warmth, belonging and trust in an image.

8/3/26 “BFFs”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

The next challenge was about transformation and that moment when a solid, liquid, or gas is changing to another state. I chose the word becoming flesh, story coming to life, ink turning from solid to liquid to smoke and on to another transformation.

8/4/26 “Alchemy of Story”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

The next day’s challenge was to depict a cause that we support or that is close to our hearts. I chose protection of pregnant women. 25% of women globally experience violence at the hands of their romantic partners when they are pregnant or postpartum. Pregnant women are 40% more likely to be murdered than non-pregnant women. 65% of all pregnant women who are murdered die at the hands of a current or former intimate partner. 80% of domestic violence survivors who own pets report that their abusive partner has threatened, harmed, or killed their companion animals (used as a deliberate tool for psychological coercion.) I am passionate about protecting all women, but especially the most vulnerable and their beloveds (animals, children, etc.)

8/5/26 “She Matters”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

The next challenge was to create an ordinary daytime scene with moons hidden in impossible places. Mine was not impossible, but had lots of moons.

8/6/26 “Many Moons”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on ChatGPT.

For the next one, we were supposed to create a scene of mass invasion in a sci-fi, horror, or fantasy setting (no zombies or robots allowed.) I thought of my sister’s horde of wiener dogs and how when they all run in a pack they are like a swarm of invading aliens. lol

8/7/26 “Dachshund Invasion”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

The last challenge of the week was fashion show, only it had to be outrageous. Weird, ugly mix of patterns, sculptured, structural, etc. Worst dressed fashion sort of esthetic. I thought of things like bones, teeth, and eyes that could be really cool.

“Survival of the Fittest” – Darwin never specified how the fittest should dress. Draped in scales, teeth, ancient bones, and watchful eyes, this evolutionary ensemble turns millions of years of adaptation and a few unfortunate extinctions into haute couture. On this runway, we’re all about natural selection.

8/8/26 “Survival of the Fittest”

Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompt using AI on Gencraft.com website.

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

Weekly AI Prompt Challenge Week of 7/12/26

This week’s prompt challenge was “JOY” containing no humans in the image. Emotion expressed through objects only.

“Dandelion Joy”

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

Gencraft – Model: 40% Studio Ghibli3.0.

Prompt – Hundreds of dandelion seeds float into the sky from dandelions in a field. Beauty, nature, sunlight, breeze. A butterfly flutters by in a bright blue sky and a white cloud drifts lazily.

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

Weekly AI Prompt Challenge Week of 6/15/26

This week’s prompt challenge was to create a propaganda poster. I had the idea of a PSA about reading books instead of playing on our phones.

This is the prompt:

A woman in 1940s Rosie-the-riveter clothing stands defiantly in the foreground, holding a book as she flexes her muscles. Behind her, thousands of identical gray figures march in rows staring at cell phones. Vintage Soviet propaganda poster style with bold red, white and black colors. Bold text says, “RESIST THE ALGORITHM!”

Week of 6/15/26 “Resist the Algorithm”

Generated by Lyra (my ChatGPT assistant) based on Rebekah Marshall’s prompt.

Weekly AI Prompt Challenge Week of 6/8/26

This week’s prompt challenge was to create a portrait with the face obstructed by something. Some wonderful entries were an elderly lady with a butterfly on her nose, a hat brim pulled low obscuring the eyes, clouds of galaxies drifting across a godess’s face, and a guitarist holding up a guitar to block half of her face. They were well done.

Here are the technical aspects of this submission: Gencraft – Model: 40% Olafs-Whimgear 3.0; Style: Anime

Front view of lovely delicate woman with black skin and bioluminescent golden eyes staring straight ahead with chin lowered slightly, as candle flame and smoke from a candle flame in the foreground swirl magically blocking view of her mouth and nose as it lifts into the air in front of her; magical; swirls; cosmically divine ambiance. She wears purle and amber flowing silk and cotton voile garments that shimmer and hang beautifully on her frame, with amber and amethyst jewelry as earrings, rings, bracelets, and necklaces.

Week of 6/8/26 “Flamma Velata”

And here are some honorable mentions that did not get submitted, but turned out good: