ChatGPT and Me

Written By julie lopez

I’ve been using ChatGPT to come up with descriptions and names for my patterns and finding it so helpful. Today I needed to come up with some pattern names for a couple of the blenders that go with my Treat Yourself collection. I was completely drawing a blank for a descriptive color for orange-pink - besides coral. ChatGPT to the rescue!

I ended up going with this for the below pattern: Vanilla Sprinkles on Apricot

and this for the one that I was really struggling with: Guava Sprinkles on Papaya Sherbet

I wanted descriptions that were really scrummy and mouth-watering. Something fancy and exotic and ChatGPT delivered! There’s tons of advice out there on how to use it so I won’t go into the details.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK:

Remember, you are your own harshest critic. Researchers have proven the theory of negativity bias, which states that your brain reacts more to negative input than positive feedback. Know that you’re totally normal to not love your own work, but that you’re likely viewing it through an extra negative lens. 

 

From <https://www.elizabethsilver.com/patternblog/overcome-perfectionism-artist>

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