Have you ever wondered how some of the iconic 1960's rock groups got their name? Like "Three Dog Night", The "Doors" or "Led Zeppelin". I did, so I researched it and here is a flip book explaining how about 20 groups got their name. It is absolutely fascinating! Here is the flip book I created: https://designrr.page/?id=438011&token=2041372766&type=FP&h=2154

🌿 Feedback Wanted I’m developing Benji Pawprints and the Secrets of the Wild, a children’s book series that blends real wildlife science with Celtic folklore through the eyes of a curious Shetland Sheepdog. The stories are currently written for ages 6–12, weaving together animal behaviour, conservation, and mythological tales from the British Isles. Before I move further, I’d love your thoughts. Does this concept feel right for that age range, or should the storytelling be rewritten for younger readers? Your feedback will help shape the tone, depth, and accessibility of the series. Thank you for taking a moment to guide this project—your insight means a lot to a lifelong wildlife lover and bird enthusiast. https://www.notion.so/Swans-on-the-Princes-Pond-2dcd5622eac78001b291ec96a9ed53ba?source=copy_link

Here is another coloring book page, this time for adults. My prompt to ChatGPT 5.2 is below. Use a similar prompt or one of your own and create a coloring page. Post your creation and we'll see what turns up... 😗 prompt: Act as a successful expert in AI coloring book creator. generate a line art for a coloring book page for adults. make it a still life with a large bowl of fruit on a kitchen table with two chairs. a window with a curtain open and the sun shining through above a sink. Wallpaper of animals on the walls.

Here is a story Gareth Parkes shared in another group and agreed for me to make a flip book of it. He had one image and the story text. It is a very creative story. I am posting his text and then the flip book I made. See how his story comes to life. The Paper Child A short story by Gareth Parkes The child crawled from the torn edge of the page. Not metaphorically. Not in some dream. Right there - graphite fingers gripping real air, pulling forward, eyes wide with a question the artist never intended to draw: "Will you keep me safe?" He dropped his pencil. Because this wasn't about art anymore. This was about every child who ever asked that question and got the wrong answer. Every small hand that reached out and found nothing. Every voice that called for help into a silence that swallowed them whole. The paper child didn't know about headlines. Didn't know about the crimes hidden behind closed doors, the warnings ignored, the predators protected by power and disbelief. This child only knew what every child knows: I am small. The world is big. I need you. The artist's hands shook. Not with fear. With fury. Because children-real ones, breathing ones, laughing and terrified and trusting - were out there right now, asking that same question. And too many adults were looking away. "Not you," he whispered to the drawing. "Not on my watch." He signed the corner. Not with his name, but with a vow: See the vulnerable. Speak for the silent. Protect the small before it's too late. The paper rippled beneath tiny fingers. Not from fear. From the recognition that one person paying attention changes everything. The question is not whether you can save every child. The question is: will you protect the one in front of you? Now... the flip book: https://designrr.page/?id=476792&token=384173193&type=FP&h=3350

OK... Here's a story I created about lying. This is the flip book version. It will give you an idea of what can be done in AI. I created it about 2 1/2 years ago, mostly in ChatGPT4 and a couple of image generators. Images have gotten incredibly better since then. I will be giving you an updated method for creating such an eBook and flip book - step by step. Oh, and for free! https://designrr.page/?id=473554&token=3136108136&type=FP&h=7316 Enjoy... as always - comments and suggestions are welcome.