So there is a big difference with Ideogram and Nano Banana I'm thinking Ideogram does better with "cute" than Nano - but it may be me needing to edit the prompt. But then Sci-Fi is kick butt when it's with Nano (I need to run one through to do a test of that)

Howdy folks! I know a lot of people use Ideogram for cover design but I noticed that a lot of those covers have the same style. While the style is nice I wanted something different and so I asked Chat to give me an illustrated cover and it blew my socks off. And it even kept the style consistent for the book 2 cover. If you haven’t tried it out I highly suggest it. *Ignore the duplicate title. I’m doing the text myself in Canva and just haven’t updated it*

So I actually bought my first covers - someone in either here or FB no clue told me to look at this group so here it is: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1KXCZ3o9bs/?mibextid=wwXIfr And here are the covers I got. For my ideas - these work perfect

Yesterday I got an idea in my head for a series. I brainstorm with chat - and we come up with 5 books for the series - all the basics and I took it over into Antigravity today to write. But I like to see the covers of what I'm writing. I asked chat to make them in the same chat I was brainstorming in.

I've just had a little try at Nano for the first time for some covers - got some great results - especially leaving the typography off and adding that with Canva to pull it all together. Does anyone have any helpful hints about getting it to maintain style of illustration / colour scheme / layout for more in the series? It nailed the first two, but the third feels like it's going from scratch rather than taking anything from the first two into account.