I Want This Thing!

Ladies and gentlemen, I believe I am only just now beginning to really appreciate this software's power. I've seen plenty of images of figurines like these on here, but never realized how simple and flexible making them was. The first image was made back in June using the Tsubaki.2 model and the prompt "An imposing illustration of an ape-like man in a low-angle medium shot, depicted from the knees up as he looms over the viewer in a hilly, ancient forest. He has long, unkempt red-orange hair and beard, red-orange fur covering his body, dark brown eyes, and prominent large fangs, with a muscular, short-torsoed build and massive hands. He wears primitive armor crafted from dark, grey, glossy stone scales lashed together with thick, natural vines, and his expression is stern and fierce. He stands on a mossy, rocky hillock surrounded by gnarled, twisting trees and dense ferns, his hands clenched into powerful fists. The scene features dramatic, high-contrast lighting from above, casting deep shadows and creating soft, blended shading on his form. Rendered in a painterly anime style with sketchy, expressive linework, a moody color palette dominated by dark greens and earthy tones, and a powerful, primal atmosphere." The second and third ones were made using this same PixAI Edit Lite model. The first prompt was "Change this illustration into a photo of a hand-painted plastic miniature on a table." And the second was "Turn this figurine around so it is seen from behind." And this composite was made in paint. Just... Wow, that was easy!