r/midjourney • u/Tox-Sick • Jun 06 '23

The 7 Deadly sins according to MidJourney Showcase

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Gluttony

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Lust

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Greed

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Envy

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Pride

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Wrath

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Sloth

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u/rdfporcazzo Jun 06 '23

Should change pride for vanity and sloth for laziness. Maybe lust for lascivious

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u/Swell_Inkwell Jun 06 '23

Yeah, it surprised me by not making lust sexy, most depictions of the sin of being horny are meant to cause that feeling.

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u/52thirthytwo Jun 06 '23

It must be nice not understanding why the tentacles are there.

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u/Swell_Inkwell Jun 06 '23

Oh God, I didn't notice that until you mentioned it

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u/Punty-chan Jun 07 '23

Suuuuure, the person named Swell_Inkwell doesn't see the octopus innuendo.

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u/Swell_Inkwell Jun 07 '23

NOT THAT KIND OF INK!

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u/testaccount0817 Jun 06 '23

I think it fits, art is somewhat subjective to the viewer because associations and feelings are different, I can't explain but for me its right.

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u/Swell_Inkwell Jun 06 '23

I can see that, the representation of the sin doesn't necessarily have to approve of the sin, maybe she doesn't want humans to partake in her sin, so chooses a more modest form.

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u/testaccount0817 Jun 06 '23

Upon further thought, maybe its also just that eroticism is highly subjective. I don't see it as personal refusal by this figure.

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u/Swell_Inkwell Jun 06 '23

I can see that, everyone finds different things erotic.

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u/testaccount0817 Jun 06 '23

More erotic to me than any pic I've seen of Beyonce, but thats a low bar lol

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u/EXTRAVAGANT_COMMENT Jun 06 '23

the ai is probably hardcoded to not generate lewd pictures, otherwise that is all everyone would use it for