Raw LLM Responses

You're wording it like you'd tell a person, and that's your problem. The program isn't having a conversation, it's waiting for very specific inputs. You're approaching it completely wrong. You need to say prompt words and phrases, not descriptive sentences with whimsical fancy. You'll also need to learn basic digital art programs like GIMP 2 in order to refine and splice. I use a few AI programs to generate base images from which I harvest select pieces, and splice them together for use in my tabletop RPG's. To truly get what you want, you'll have to do the same. It's faster, easier, and more accessible to learn image splicing and cleanup than to buy art equipment, and learn all of its proprietary software. You'll jut have to get used to doing some of the work yourself. For generating images, you need to keep prompts simple and clean. Do not tell the program, "I want sweeping vistas and these beautiful things here and here..." Keep things simple, straightforward, and most importantly, speak plainly. You're not describing a scene to a painter, you're making a list of attributes to focus on. For the background, put in tags like 'clear sky' or 'evil sky' or 'dark storm sky'. For the island, input 'volcano island', and any features you want, like 'tropical island' or 'desert island' or 'island village'. You may even half to generate the island and landscapes as separate images, then splice them together in GIMP. I highly recommend using the harder brushes on big erase sections, and the light and feathered brushes as you get to smaller parts that you want to erase. This keeps the splice seams smooth. Next, you want some sort of energy dome? That's extremely specific, so your best bet is to actually generate something that looks like a magical energy sphere, then cut it up, and splice it onto the composite image you're making, then make it semi-transparent. This is entry level stuff that you can do with about 2 of the 100-ish tools that GIMP 2 offers; Erase tool and the Opacity slider. There's also layer scaling, image scaling, color changers, hue changers, layer merging, Dodge, Burn, Smudge, multiple types of saturation sliders... but just start with Erase and its various brushes, and the Opacity slider. Again, for image prompts, just use very basic tags. 1 to 3 words at a time. It should look something like this. island, palm trees, sand, beach, volcano, eruption, erupting, black smoke, ash, fire. Background, dark sky, blocked sun, obscured sun, shadowy sky, dark clouds. Take the best ones you can get, and start splicing. Layers are your friend, and soft Erase brushes make your seams cleaner.