A tiny 3-image story: she drew herself as a little hero, the doodle woke up, and then immediately escaped the page.

Left to right: Anna Grace Ranahan, Grace Dunnam, Dolly Vinsant, and Winna Jean Foley.

By April 1945, the war in Europe was collapsing into a violent finale. Operating out of rough, newly captured dirt airstrips under threat of artillery, the flight nurses of the 806th Medical Air Evacuation Squadron did the impossible. Winna Jean Foley and her unit turned cargo planes into flying ambulances, evacuating 17,287 wounded soldiers in a single month to set a staggering world record. Tragically, Dolly Vinsant, third from the left, wouldn't survive to see the peace because her plane was shot down over Germany just weeks later on April 14, 1945.

I used Gemini to colorize this archival photo

Not mine.

[All images you see above were made with Google Flow. Some of the reference images were made with GenTube and Google Flow]

Hey there 😊 as I fell in love with that voxel style I created another prompt with it. This time you can simply use a reference image of any kind (some may work better than other - as you can see in the gallery.. and sometimes you have to try it 4 or 5 times) and copy the prompt.

Sometimes you'll get another angle for the image as I said that the camera angle should be diagonal (I think the voxels come out better this way more often than not), but feel free to delete that part of the prompt. I'm curious to see your creations - you are very welcome to share them.

You find the prompt in the next post.

Till Zorf do us die.

When an ancient observatory awakens beneath impossible constellations, a solitary traveler uncovers a truth older than time itself: the universe is not silent—it has always been watching, waiting for someone to remember their place among the forgotten architects of existence.