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Wow Ross! That would be the best way to go. I'd call that Suicide Heaven. 😁
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Here is my last set of posters to choose from. This is for the shoe department. You can vote for as many as you like!
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1 and 9 are my favourites.
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Here's a few shoe store pics I got different Ai's to make, some look a bit liminal, others not that much at all but still weird and interesting imo.
I didn't get Ai to make the phone shoe, that's just something it came up with itself which is kind of a coincidence considering the electronics section pics that I uploaded not that long ago.
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Thanks for your vote, @Ross1975. My votes are for 3, 6, 8 and 15.
Oh your shoe department ideas are spectacular! Yeah some of my shoes aren't really liminal either, but they're all weird and interesting like your say about yours. But I'd say all of yours at least have an element of being liminal. Thanks for the entertainment! 🙏😁
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There's some weird goings-on at the shoe store.
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This design intrigued me as a kid. :)
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Reminds me a lot of SpongeBob SquarePants this!
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I find something quite captivating about the wallpaper for some reason. What looks weird to me is that the stairs look really close to the doorway, almost as though they're in the way of the entrance.
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I tried getting Ai to put the Dragula car from The Munsters into the foggy street picture which I posted in this topic a while back, the car doesn't really look much like the Dragula, but I like it, I then got it to turn the picture into a video for me and then I added the sound effects to it.
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Yes, very much so StarryEyed. My favourite classics are probably ones from the 70's and 80's as those were the everyday cars that I grew up with in the UK, I like the styling of them and they're nostalgic. I also love the styling of the very square shaped American 70's and 80's cars with the very straight lines, or 'land yachts' as some people call them. They're also nostalgic as they were so common in American films that I would watch when I was growing up.
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My parents are visiting Llandudno and they sent me a photo of the pier and it made me think of this chat straight away. I think it looks quite a bit uneasy/uncanny😄
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I think what makes it look that way is something to do with the lighting and/or the sky, I can't explain what it is about it but it just looks off somehow giving it an uncanny look.
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I agree @Ross1975, i think it's something to do with how it all seems to be a very similar colour/gradient adds to general feel of it!
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Here's another with eerie lighting.
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Haha, it literally is. xD
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@Mary_Scope that is a dreadful park! Completely fails the tests on safety and joy. 🤣
@Ross1975 my favourites are any car from the 50s and prior, plus the sports cars of the 60s and 70s. I loved going in Canada to the classic car shows, held in the summertime, which were weekend events outdoors. We'd casually walk around, talking to the car owners while checking out the cars. Often they had the hoods popped up. I know zero about classic cars (or any cars for that matter), but delight in their physical beauty. Gawd I miss that.
Here's a shot I actually took a few days ago of having coffee with a friend. Kind of looks liminal, me thinks. Yeah? 😊
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