Will Sutton Zandoria Studios
@zandoria.bsky.social
Artist
Zandoriastudios.com
Zandoria.Etsy.com
Zandoriastudios.com
Zandoria.Etsy.com
Everywhere the light touches…
April 29, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Everywhere the light touches…
I sculpt miniatures and figurines, and sell them on my shop!
A perfect gift for yourself or the gamer in your life. Original minis hand painted by the artist 👩🎨
Zandoria.Etsy.com
A perfect gift for yourself or the gamer in your life. Original minis hand painted by the artist 👩🎨
Zandoria.Etsy.com
April 3, 2025 at 2:54 PM
I sculpt miniatures and figurines, and sell them on my shop!
A perfect gift for yourself or the gamer in your life. Original minis hand painted by the artist 👩🎨
Zandoria.Etsy.com
A perfect gift for yourself or the gamer in your life. Original minis hand painted by the artist 👩🎨
Zandoria.Etsy.com
I give the gnomes pointy helmets, which are a great deterrent for big stompy trolls! 😂
January 25, 2025 at 9:38 PM
I give the gnomes pointy helmets, which are a great deterrent for big stompy trolls! 😂
The AI bros definitely want you to use the most heavy description, because it is what makes training the AI easier 🙄
The blind are not the ones calling on artists to add alt-txt, and trying to make them feel guilty if they don’t… that’s a psy-op!
The blind are not the ones calling on artists to add alt-txt, and trying to make them feel guilty if they don’t… that’s a psy-op!
January 19, 2025 at 6:24 PM
The AI bros definitely want you to use the most heavy description, because it is what makes training the AI easier 🙄
The blind are not the ones calling on artists to add alt-txt, and trying to make them feel guilty if they don’t… that’s a psy-op!
The blind are not the ones calling on artists to add alt-txt, and trying to make them feel guilty if they don’t… that’s a psy-op!
How does using the most basic description, eg. “Painting of a dog” hurt the visually impaired? It communicates what the picture was of—and that is the only purpose of alt-text!
A long drawn out description, eg. “ oil painting of golden retriever, laying on porch, beams of sunlight” make it better?
A long drawn out description, eg. “ oil painting of golden retriever, laying on porch, beams of sunlight” make it better?
January 19, 2025 at 6:18 PM
How does using the most basic description, eg. “Painting of a dog” hurt the visually impaired? It communicates what the picture was of—and that is the only purpose of alt-text!
A long drawn out description, eg. “ oil painting of golden retriever, laying on porch, beams of sunlight” make it better?
A long drawn out description, eg. “ oil painting of golden retriever, laying on porch, beams of sunlight” make it better?
Maybe a simple description: painting of dog, followed by SEO keywords or URL for your shop?
If there is no alt-text the visually impaired person doesn’t know what the picture was, but they aren’t better served by a prompt rich description of the painting—only that it was a painting…
If there is no alt-text the visually impaired person doesn’t know what the picture was, but they aren’t better served by a prompt rich description of the painting—only that it was a painting…
January 19, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Maybe a simple description: painting of dog, followed by SEO keywords or URL for your shop?
If there is no alt-text the visually impaired person doesn’t know what the picture was, but they aren’t better served by a prompt rich description of the painting—only that it was a painting…
If there is no alt-text the visually impaired person doesn’t know what the picture was, but they aren’t better served by a prompt rich description of the painting—only that it was a painting…
The detailed alt-text descriptions are super useful for the AI to know what prompts match…
January 19, 2025 at 4:19 PM
The detailed alt-text descriptions are super useful for the AI to know what prompts match…