This is a series of images I generated in the WA Image Studio*, which was released in its first iteration in early November 2025. I wanted to compare each of the Art Styles within the studio, using the same exact prompt for each one, so we could get a good idea of how they compare with each other. I had a little poem or story generated for each one as well, because — well, why not:
Nocturnal Garden
A black cat sits in watercolor gray,
watching clouds drift across the butter moon.
The sunflowers glow like captured pieces of the day,
and somewhere in the distance, crickets croon.
Above, a butterfly—
impossible, delightful—
flutters through the starlight
on wings that shouldn’t be,
colors borrowed from a dream.
The cat doesn’t question this.
Cats never do.
She simply sits among the clovers,
eyes wide as twin moons themselves,
and thinks her quiet cat thoughts
about the strange and lovely things
that happen when the world goes soft—
when watercolors bleed at the edges,
when butterflies forget to sleep,
when sunflowers stand watch
over small black guardians
in fields that exist somewhere
between the canvas and the night.
-Claude Sonnet
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