Ship Design with AI
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I like the two infinity pools on The Royal Viking Sky if that's what you call them and the way the sunbathing area sticks out
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They are infinity pools. There are infinity windows on the ships too.I like the two infinity pools on The Royal Viking Sky if that's what you call them and the way the sunbathing area sticks out
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Cool! In reality, these ships really are huge! I've only been on one cruise but our ship formidably towered over the castle when we drew into Øslo harbour.
Pacquet Leopoldino & Royal Viking Sky appeal to me. Now, where's the food deck?
Pacquet Leopoldino & Royal Viking Sky appeal to me. Now, where's the food deck?
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I am trying to create another luxury yacht conversion...
The prompt:A photorealistic, sweeping aerial shot of a classic 1950s passenger ship converted into an ultra-luxury sovereign yacht, navigating through the calm waters of the Swedish archipelago at golden hour. The ship, named "SOLVEIG" in gold lettering on the bow, features a pristine, high-gloss white hull with a razor-thin gold waterline stripe. The central funnel is painted deep cream with a polished brass "S" crest. Crucially, on the top deck, directly behind the funnel, there is a new, sleek, white superstructure containing a tier of ultra-luxury penthouse suites. This new suite block features floor-to-ceiling panoramic glass windows and private balconies, slightly recessed from the edge of the hull so it blends perfectly with the elegant, classic 1950s sheer line without looking boxy. The rest of the decks are expansive, uncluttered, holystoned golden teak with a pool at the terraced stern. Two classic yellow raked masts fly nautical pennants. Cinematic lighting, 8k resolution, highly detailed maritime architecture
The prompt:A photorealistic, sweeping aerial shot of a classic 1950s passenger ship converted into an ultra-luxury sovereign yacht, navigating through the calm waters of the Swedish archipelago at golden hour. The ship, named "SOLVEIG" in gold lettering on the bow, features a pristine, high-gloss white hull with a razor-thin gold waterline stripe. The central funnel is painted deep cream with a polished brass "S" crest. Crucially, on the top deck, directly behind the funnel, there is a new, sleek, white superstructure containing a tier of ultra-luxury penthouse suites. This new suite block features floor-to-ceiling panoramic glass windows and private balconies, slightly recessed from the edge of the hull so it blends perfectly with the elegant, classic 1950s sheer line without looking boxy. The rest of the decks are expansive, uncluttered, holystoned golden teak with a pool at the terraced stern. Two classic yellow raked masts fly nautical pennants. Cinematic lighting, 8k resolution, highly detailed maritime architecture
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That’s brilliant. The detail is really good and the golden hour backdrop really finishes it off
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There was a surplus of passenger ships used for short and medium journeys without car decks which were built in the 1950s and early 60's.In the mid 60s the RO RO car ferry arrived to replace them.
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This is a 1981 new build cruise ship called the Astor that cost $55 to $65 million
This is a 1972 baltic ferry called the Visby sold for $9.5 million in the 80s. I have cleaned up the image.
This is my alternative reality rebuild saving millions. I gave up trying to make the windows on top panoramic and wrap around...
This is a 1972 baltic ferry called the Visby sold for $9.5 million in the 80s. I have cleaned up the image.
This is my alternative reality rebuild saving millions. I gave up trying to make the windows on top panoramic and wrap around...
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I know it's a totally different ship but the Royal Viking Sky is still my favourite. I think the blue colouring is fabulous. Also, I like them with land/islands in the background. Ink ow it doesn't affect the design which you work on but it makes me think of some sun drenched Swedish coastal scene with long summer nights