Keep it simple, stupid

Follow the rule of KISS, try to create something simplistic, minimalistic, and reductionistic.

They do not have to be line drawings like the example image, but they can be if you want.

Prompt for post image:

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  • Halcyon@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
    7·
    9 months ago

    Single line Kiss

    Prompt: draw a picture of a kissing lips symbol in the style of Picasso’s single line drawings. it should illustrate the KISS design principles (KISS = “Keep it simple, stupid”). the picture should follow the kiss principles itself and therefore should be very simple and straightforward.

    • Halcyon@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
      2·
      9 months ago

      Add on: something funny from the prompt history

      During the creation process, I went through several attempts, because in the beginning, the Image Creator did not really produce minimalist graphics.

      In one of the iterations, instead of creating another picture as prompted, Bing came up with a pun about “one-line drawing” which I screenshotted. I found it quite clever: