This first challenge of my week was to use the framing technique of dead space where a portion of the frame is left unoccupied or uninteresting to force the viewer’s eye to the main subject.

7/26/26 “Pool Time”

The next challenge was to create a magical pharmacy. Since Time is the Rarest Medicine, some of the prescriptions are An Unhurried Morning, Childhood (limited Supply), One Long Goodbye, Borrowed Youth, Second Chances, Time to Heal, One Summer Afternoon, and Five More Minutes. Dosage – as needed. Side Effects – No Regrets. Please return borrowed time promptly.

7/27/26 “Apothecary of Borrowed Time”

The next challenge was to create an image that included an anthropomorphic animal with their vehicle.

7/28/26 “Ol’ Bubba”

The next day’s challenge was to include a classic horror character from a list of old classics including the one I chose, The Invisible Man. Yes, he’s naked in my image. The horror!

7/29/26 “Dancing with the Invisible Man”

The next challenge was to create a home interior where the furniture, windows, patterns, and objects subtly form one enormous hidden face. Mine won the challenge!

7/30/26 “Hearth & Soul”

Since my “Hearth & Soul” won, I got to make up the next challenge. However, the other AI artists were quite impatient waiting for me. They had already made some art expressing their displeasure that I thought was funny.

I kept it simple and said that today’s challenge must include water and something or someone partially submerged.

7/31/26 “Quiet Waters”

The last challenge of the week had to include a lesser known Marvel or DC character. I chose “Rose Tattoo” who was part of the Wildstorm Universe and is the living incarnation of Murder. Wildstorm was bought by DC, so it counts.

8/1/26 “Rose Tattoo”

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