Experiment while I'm doing the boring commute. Inspired by a 30 year old book of LDS cartoons I saw once coupled with my inability to draw.

I had a couple of books from the 80s/90s with single panel LDS themed cartoons that I really enjoyed.

I want to share these types of cartoons, have nothing better to do on my commute, so I am experimenting.

If you enter this prompt into copilot or similar you should get a rendering of tge cartoon. Downloading and uploading is a pain on mobile so I'm trying this.

The prompt is pretty detailed though, so if you are more verbal and less visual the prompt alone may be enough.

I can't copy directly to your clipboard, but you can easily do it yourself—just highlight the text below and use Ctrl+C (or ⌘+C on Mac):

Prompt:

A cartoon-style illustration of a Latter-day Saint chapel during a humorous ward split. The chapel interior has beige walls, wooden trim, and a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. At the front, a bald, middle-aged stake president stands on a raised dais behind a wooden pulpit, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie. He has a neutral expression and raises both arms outward like Moses parting the Red Sea. Behind him is an arched window with four panes and a framed portrait of Jesus Christ on the wall (no cross).

The congregation is seated in wooden pews facing forward, divided by a jagged crack running down the center aisle. The view shows the backs of their heads. They are men and women of various ages with diverse hairstyles and clothing in colors like teal, purple, pink, and blue.

A red-haired woman in a purple sweater leans across the crack, reaching toward a couple on the opposite side—a gray-haired man in a blue suit and a blonde woman in a teal sweater—who are waving back.

Caption at the bottom: “BUT THE HENDERSONS ARE OUR BEST FRIENDS!”