Hana / Becky / Bun

@bunblebee.bsky.social

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She/her • 33 & Still a WiP • 🏳️‍🌈 When fatigue isn't killing me I love gaming, DMing, crochet, reading fantasy <3

A miniature mech from the Legions Imperialis range of Warhammer Miniatures. A Wardog Titan basking in the sun.
White cat with black splodges in her fur sleeps at a weird twisty angle.
Elderly white cat laying on her back with her paws on her chest looking at the camera
Ditto character sits on a white sofa in a wooden room , protected from the rain. There are books, plants, plushies, and string lights surrounding them for a HOPEFULLY comfy cosy vibe
A woman with fox tails and ears in Korean style robes. She looks towards the viewer with a contemplative expression, like she's scheming something, but her expression is soft.
A black Labrador dog laying down, watching forlornly as his ball bounces away from him towards stone steps.
A selfie from the game Pokopia. The player character stands on the left with a shock face, with a statue of magikarp on the right with a similar expression. There is a faux offering in front of the statue as though it were a shrine. The "statue" is a roof decoration placed on the bottom piece of a pillar.
A screenshot of the staff reply on the FG forums. The text reads; "I use AI personally to speed up my production, and I would encourage everyone to do so as a way to produce more efficiently. Most tools today include built-in AI features. We use Photoshop heavily, and it has numerous AI features now that draw upon its vast libraries of stock images. Any paid assets we post are marked if they use AI. There is one art pack we released in 2022 while our staff artist was sick and unavailable for an extended period of time, but all the art within the art pack subscription, other than that one, is drawn by our artist. I created a refer-a-friend advertisement while Adam was out on vacation for 3 weeks, and I used chatGPT to create a banner image for it that I further edited within Photoshop. The pack in question is this one: FG Fantasy Backgrounds Released on October 31, 2022 https://www.fantasygrounds.com/store...TPACKFANTASYBG The art for monster images and tokens for the SRD are AI generated and then modified within Photoshop. It is not a part of the art subscription and any of the graphics can be replaced. Purchasing the official D&D Monster Manual will supply the images provided by Wizard of the Coasts artists instead, but you have to pay for those. The same is true for Paizo Bestiary modules. Those are the actual art but they are purchasable modules. Purchases of DLC and add-ons customers make directly support staff salaries -- you know, real people - artists, programmers, etc. Our art pack subscription is $4.99 a month, and it very directly supports an artist."
A screenshot of the statement from the Smiteworks Forum. The post is called "SmiteWorks statement on the Use of Generative-AI within Fantasy Grounds". The full post doesn't fit in alt text, but key paragraphs read: [Full quote] "The use of Generative AI for artwork and text in marketing info, NPC images & tokens, or in website work is something that SmiteWorks believes can be a valuable addition to our team and it can be done in an ethical manner. If we find additional uses of generative AI that will help improve the experience of the user, we will continue to explore those with an eye towards ethical applications. We understand that some generative AI is exploitive. We want to avoid using any of those as we pursue advancement of our technology and offerings. Our commitment to ethical practices, especially in the use of advanced technologies like AI, is paramount. In our efforts to integrate AI-generated art, we've chosen to partner with ChatGPT and DALL-E, which are developed by OpenAI, a leader in ethical AI research and development. We also utilize generative AI within Adobe Photoshop. Adobe only trains on its own stock art library. As this discussion is centered around the use of generative AI, it seems appropriate to utilize chatGPT itself to describe the approach it takes and why we believe this is a good choice for SmiteWorks." [Summary:] "OpenAI is committed to developing AI in a way that is safe, transparent, and respects copyright and creative rights. 1. Responsible Data Use 2. Transparency and Engagement 3. Continuous Improvement " There are three links at the end of the post, labeled "Open AI's Charter" , "OpenAI's Ethics and Society", "DALL-E and Creative Rights".
An assumed piece of AI generated art of a baby red dragon. It has a typical big eyed cutesy realism style that is popular with GenAI pieces, and included some odd details in the scale pattern variation. May have more artificing or tells, but I'm not practiced enough to spot them beyond the "vibe".
The image with the error that was in the Dragon Delves digital book on Fantasy Grounds. It depicts four concept images for a Brass Dragon. Three of them are non coloured sketches, while t he main focus is a fully rendered Adult Brass dragon. There are two of the dragons overlapping when there should only be one.
A cross stitch tucked inside a grey photo frame of two labradors in Christmas Hats. The black lab has a closed mouth, and the gold lab has a smiley mouth
A cross stitched polar bear with a red scarf inside a green wreath with red berries. The fabric is held inside a faux wooden frame for display.
Three cases of "cheeky little ink samples". One in purple, one in dark red, one in black. All by Tom's Studio.
Two boxes showcasing the packaging of the Tom's Studio "Lumos" refillable multi tip pen. The left box is the outer packaging with a purple and gold abstract decoration. The second box is the inner packaging that is more plain but has a window to show the pen. The pen looks grey in the lighting but is lilac. On the right hand box, there is a case of varing nibs for the pen.
Christmas wrapping on a red background. The presents are green with gold leaf details, with gold sparkly ribbon
A photo of a white cat with black spots on her face, licking her nose.
A collection of kobold themed enamel pins, with rounder "Koborbs" at the top. They are very round with short limbs, and remind me of the OG Pikachu art. But kobolds. Which is even better.
A collection of kobold themed enamel pins. There are 13 in total each with a different design. Top: three kobolds standing on top of each other with a great sword. Middle: a kobold with 3 knives, a kobold being bitten by a mimic, a dog shaped kobold, a kobold carrying a baby dragon, a kobold saying YiP!, a Kobold gathering mushrooms. Bottom: a kobold with a big axe, a kobold running with a bomb, a kobold with a sack, a royal kobold, a kobold in a mining cart, a kobold eating gems
Crochet soft toy of a beige and white dog wearing a black and green dinosaur costume. The green and black yarn have flecks of other colours in giving the appearance of multicoloured scales. Dog is viewed from the side with the removable hood up.
Side view of a handmade crochet plush of a tan and white dog wearing a dinosaur costume of black and green. The black and green yarn used have flecks of other colours, looking a bit like scales.
An Air Purifier with a sticker of a crying kobold on it. There is a speech bubble that says "I'm just a kobold I do not drop good items".
7 enamel pins of Kobolds in various poses.
4 crochet chicken coasters, two are mixed white and grey, two are brown
The start of a crochet turtle that's smiling and has googly eyes. The head and front fins are white. There is a blue ball of yarn with orange and darker blue specs behind the head, in place of a shell.
A crochet cream duck with a black bowtie, and a white top hat. The top hat has a yellow snake and yellow crown detail, with a red apple. It is a representation of Lucifer from Hazbin Hotel as a duck.
Cream coloured crochet duck in a top hat with a crown pattern
The in progress crochet project in white chenille yarn.
A virtual certificate with text "Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky, #739,141, Hana / Becky 🐍 ‪@plushnoodle.bsky.social‬, joined on Aug 26, 2023"
Four boxes on a purple background. The first two boxes show the D&D 5E skill list, with modifiers and proficiencies filled in. The third shows languages which are Common, Draconic, Gith, and Celestial. The last box, proficiencies, are Light Armour and Simple Weapons. The page is decorated with gold and lilac washi tape, a purple gem sticker, and a sticker of a kobold in a mine cart.