@Harleigh Michael into which process?

The next thing I'm waiting for is being able to drop one of these creations into some 3D printer and have it spit out the exact copy... shapes, colors, textures - bring it to life, in other words. Apparently there are some printers, although hyper expensive, definitely not home material and the service that do this aren't cheap either, so for now I just have to marvel at the screen, but I'm hoping one of these days you'd be able to buy a $500 printer and then the limits are no more :)

@AI Advantage Team Thanks :) I built my own app called PCS Fx and used it to create these effects. The original came from Midjourney (I just added it to the post for context) and from there it was multiple effects in PCS Fx, which can do stacked effects. I have zero talent when it comes to creating art, but with AI and PCS Fx - even I can be pretty compelling.

@AI Advantage Team Like I said - I have no talent for creating art, however at least I'm able to appreciate what looks good (and what doesn't). So, since I've been programming for decades, now with vibe coding in the mix, I can do 'wonders' ;) So, I put together PCS Fx (PCS is my company name) and I wanted to automatically do certain graphical effects (I'm a big fan of the eye candy concept). Just a few effects. But then it grew (now over 60 effects) and then I thought I don't want to just have one effect at a time (although every time you run the same effect - they're somewhat different), so I added ability to compound effects, added some automations. Anyway, long story short - it's a very potent app at this point, which I use daily. For example you can take this very basic image of @Igor Pogany , drop it into PCS Fx and click a button and you have a much more compelling result, then another click and he's on the beach, and one more and he's an an office and then one more and now he'll probably disown me for that one... :)