Part 4 of 4 of AI Doll Images

Additional AI-enhanced doll images are featured.

This is part four of a series on AI-generated doll images using my original doll photos and prompts to create social-media themes, change backgrounds, envision clothing and settings, and to enhance or correct photographs. Using AI helps me accomplish things in minutes that would otherwise require learning skills and software that aren't part of my creative toolbox.  The following photos finalize this series.

This is the original photo of my three 1971 Tressy dolls by Ideal.

The AI version of the photo above resulted from the prompt: Place these dolls in a groovy 1960s setting. Do not change their facial appearance or skin tone.

Three crocheted dolls were placed in a craft room setting.

The original green background of a photo of fashion dolls accessorized with Mini Brands items was changed to a shopping mall setting.

This adorable BJD pair was placed in a classroom setting (one of my favorite themes for child dolls).

Kelly and Kelly knockoffs are in an original group photo.

With the help of AI, Kelly and the Kelly knockoffs were dressed in school uniforms and placed in a classroom setting.

A variety of seated dolls were placed in two different background settings. This is the first.

The same seated dolls (five in total) were placed in a second background.

This is my original photo of Ruby Red Toys Amani.

I asked the AI tool to change Amani's hairstyle to a neatly cornrowed bun, dress her in a yellow-and-white seersucker summer dress with white sandals, and place her in a child's bedroom with pastel decor, Black dolls on bookshelves, and positive affirmation wall hangings.

For my most recent doll-related AI-enhanced photo, I used a very detailed prompt to create the final photo in this post.

In the original photo, I am alone, dressed as shown. To create this image, I instructed the AI tool to do the following:

Create a photorealistic studio portrait of the woman in my uploaded photo holding a handmade crochet doll that looks like a miniature version of her. Preserve her recognizable facial features, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and natural proportions. Give the doll matching hair, expressive brown eyes, a warm smile, and a crocheted outfit inspired by hers. Pose them close together, both facing the camera, against a warm beige backdrop. Use soft, polished studio lighting and a joyful, elegant mood. Make the doll clearly handcrafted, with visible yarn stitches, while keeping the woman realistic. Vertical composition, framed from the waist up, with both faces unobstructed. No text or watermark.

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I will continue to utilize this technology as described in the first paragraph, but infrequently, if at all, in this blog.

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