This will be my first entry in the Splinterlands Art Contest. It will be - hopefully - the first of a series where in each contest/week I will try a different free computer generated software, generate a few samples, and then pick my favorite. Each contest/week I will pick an existant Splinterlands Monster/Summoner to serve as basis, and out of the images generated the one I feel would fit best in Splinterlands. This week the chosen card is Byzantine Kitty in honour of 
The featured software this week is Microsoft Bing.
Starting out with the software is pretty simple for those with an outlook/microsoft account, no further registration needed. You start out with 100 'boost' generation credits (it has the disclaimer: 'Create images more quickly with boosts! If you run out, image generation may take longer.'), fill in a list of keywords, and then it generates four images at the same time.
Since it generated 4 images at once, I decided to generate a pack with a word dedicated for each splinter, and then see the results.
The words used in this one were: 'splinterlands BYZANTINE KITTY dragon offsring dark themed'
My preferred ones in this pack is the first and the last, but think the first would fit better in Splinterlands. Other two seem a bit off.
The words used in this one were: 'splinterlands BYZANTINE KITTY dragon offsring angel themed'
None of these I feel could fit in a Splinterlands card.
The words used in this one were: 'splinterlands BYZANTINE KITTY dragon offsring fire themed'
In this pack, even if it's only the face, I'ld likely pick the last one, even if I feel first and second could be forced in as a card.
The words used in this one were: 'splinterlands BYZANTINE KITTY dragon offsring water themed'
In this pack, I wouldn t be likely to choose any to fit a card, but the first 3 are somewhat acceptable.
The words used in this one were: 'splinterlands BYZANTINE KITTY dragon offsring forest themed'
And in this pack, again I feel none could fit in a Splinterlands card.
And for my pick of the 20 generated images, the very first one of the images, which I feel would fit perfectly on a Splinterlands card with slight tweaks. Runner up would be one I picked amongst the fire ones.
Thank you for reading my 1st entry for the Splinterlands Art Contest Week!
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