My daughter is in second grade and loves to write and draw. I created several AI generated ebooks for her when I was playing with text to image AI. You can read them by clicking the links below.
https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-adventures-of-princess-panda/id6470841823
https://books.apple.com/us/book/princess-penelope-an-ai-generated-story/id6470828281
For the newest book, I took my daughter's story and created a book. The previous books were AI generated, however, this new book my daughter wrote herself.
https://books.apple.com/us/book/penelope-the-pandacorn/id6480202957
At the end of the book, you can see her original story and pictures she drew. She underlined the rhyming words in her story so I kept it in the book.
I used Ideogram.ai to create the images for this new book. I took a different approach from previous books than I this book, I kept the main part of the prompt and just added or deleted parts of the prompt to get a more consistent look throughout the images. I also use the "Remix" option for each image. After an image is generated on ideogram.ai, you can click on the three dots (...) to get more options. I selected the "remix option" each time to get a slightly different image for each page.
I used Ideogram.ai rather than other text-to-image generators such as Adobe Express or Microsoft designer due to the quality of the output desired to create a storybook image of a "pandacorn". As in all AI, it needs to be "trained", the concept of a pandacorn was not received well by the previous mentioned generators.
I think with all AI, trying different AI engines will give different results. One just needs to find results that work for you.
Have fun playing and feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Posted on March 29, 2024
Congratulations to Meghan! Tell her she is a very accomplished author - loved the story and great idea to use AI for the images. It’s nice to have a book artist in one’s pocket. And Meghan did a great job with her art too!