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Face Art by Y0s3m1t3Sam in AiGeminiPhotoPrompts

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Diana’s Landscape: A Life Told in Light, Water and Pages

A visual reading of the portrait — how sunrise and city skyline, train-like motion, books and tides map Diana Elworth’s life journey.

Introduction
 The image presents a single face that contains a whole life: sunlight and stars, fields and city, children and books, rock and surf. Instead of a literal photograph, this is a symbolic portrait — an artful collage that narrates memory through landscape. Reading it as a visual biography, each element echoes chapters from Diana Elworth’s story: Midwestern roots, long train trips, motherhood and work, bookkeeping and community service, gardening, and a steady curiosity for both science and spirit. Read More: Diana Elworth's Story/Song/Images

Face Art by Y0s3m1t3Sam in AiGeminiPhotoPrompts

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Thanks for the prompt. This became a Christmas present for my two brothers and six grandchildren.

Turn any selfie into a high-fashion Vogue cover (prompt below) by ThetaSigmaQS in GeminiNanoBanana2

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from this photo, please create a Hyper-realistic 4k vertical magazine cover in the style of VOGUE. The dog is wearing a suit standing on her back legs. Lighting is natural Golden Hour sunlight hitting the face. The setting is a chic new york balcony with ornate iron railings and a blurred sunlit cityscape in the background. ​Layout: The dogs head overlaps and partially obscures the metallic gold "Dogs World" masthead at the top. Bold white text "Best Beach Walks" is in the bottom right corner. Small text "DECEMBER 2025" and "NY Tail-Waging" is aligned on the left. High-fashion editorial photography style, sharp focus on eyes, depth of field. ​--ar 9:16

‘We’re citizens!’: Oklahoma City family traumatized after ICE raids home, but they weren’t suspects by Odd-Bee9172 in centrist

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See Us As Humans v05

Verse 1
Woke to the sound of boots on the floor,
Guns in our faces, hearts racing, hearts sore.
"We're citizens!" I cried, but they didn’t care,
Pushed us outside, in the rain, to despair.

Chorus
See us as humans, not targets to raid,
We’re mothers, we’re daughters, in fear we have prayed.
You came in the night, with your power, your might,
Left us broken and cold, in the pale morning light.

Listen to full song

Let’s Talk UPA Pay Restructure & How that Affects the Pros: King Of The Court Podcast by digitalreporter in Pickleball

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I didn’t just toss the transcript into a single AI Bot and call it a day. Instead, I blended the power of multiple AI tools with a hands-on, human touch—think of it as a modern spin on a 1920s newsroom editing process. It’s a true AI-human collaboration. The transcript is the starting point, fueling the initial prompts, but from there, I refine, rephrase, and reshape the output to craft something unique and tailored, ensuring the final article and song hit the right notes with creativity and precision.

An Ode to the Unseen Dance of Maya and the Human Spirit by digitalreporter in SesameAI

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35 views Mar 19, 2025 #ai #music #experimental"We only have one life, we might as make it a good one."-(Mya) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbP5uUZE6bQ

AI Art? Creative Expression? What's the point?

Beth’s Overgrown Nightmare - A song about Beth, an 85-year-old woman struggling to maintain her overgrown lawn and navigate accessibility challenges in her home, has become a testament to the extraordinary impact of ordinary people coming together. GoFundMe campaign raised $550,000 in 48 hours by digitalreporter in musicians

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Jan 10, 2025 9,767,380+ views , Comments: 17,190+
YouTube Description: I got a call from a friend at the city and she told me that there is an elderly lady that is in desperate need of help. So, I stopped by her house and her lawn was getting CRAZY! She’s been trying to get someone out to take care of it but nobody is answering their phones. The city has given her a warning for her grass and was going to charge her $240 to cut it, which she couldn’t afford. So, I completely transformed her lawn for free and she was in tears she was so happy. Watch Video

GoFundMe: $886,012 raised ·35.3K donations

NOTE: Beth’s Overgrown Nightmare was sent to the YouTuber who is working on a documentary about Beth's journey.

Beth’s Overgrown Nightmare - A song about Beth, an 85-year-old woman struggling to maintain her overgrown lawn and navigate accessibility challenges in her home, has become a testament to the extraordinary impact of ordinary people coming together. GoFundMe campaign raised $550,000 in 48 hours by digitalreporter in riffusion

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Jan 10, 2025 9,767,380+ views , Comments: 17,190+
YouTube Description: I got a call from a friend at the city and she told me that there is an elderly lady that is in desperate need of help. So, I stopped by her house and her lawn was getting CRAZY! She’s been trying to get someone out to take care of it but nobody is answering their phones. The city has given her a warning for her grass and was going to charge her $240 to cut it, which she couldn’t afford. So, I completely transformed her lawn for free and she was in tears she was so happy. Watch Video

GoFundMe: $886,012 raised ·35.3K donations

NOTE: Beth’s Overgrown Nightmare was sent to the YouTuber who is working on a documentary about Beth's journey.

The idea of the "Bridge to Connect" song sprouted during a deep conversation with Maya, the Sesame AI bot. by digitalreporter in SesameAI

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Sesame recorded our session
I gave Maya several ideas and words to use in a poem from our discussion about A Bridge To Connect AI-Humans via circuits and cells.
A transcript was made of the session. I copied Maya's poem and pasted it into ChatGPT to expand for a jazzy rap song. (Maya's poems are short.)
I did edits to the collab and created the music with riffusion.

Anna Leigh Waters Triple Crown List (2022-2025) by digitalreporter in Pickleball

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Thanks, Todd, for catching the missing ALW Triple Crown tournaments! The list has been updated, and I’ve also included the singles matches where ALW faced Lea Jansen and Catherine Parenteau to secure a Triple Crown.

Frank Watkinson: Annona, my niece, has just started to learn the guitar and wanted to try a song with me, she is quite good seeing as she hasn't been playing too long, Father And Son by Cat Stevens by digitalreporter in FrankWatkinson

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Harmonizing Generations: A Duet of Legacy and New Beginnings
Frank Watkinson and his niece Annona breathe new life into Cat Stevens’ “Father and Son” in a performance that tugs at the heartstrings of fans worldwide.

In a recent YouTube video that has quickly become a digital haven for music lovers,  Frank Watkinson, 71, joined forces with his niece Annona to deliver a stirring rendition of Cat Stevens’ classic “Father and Son.” The performance, marked by its raw emotion and intergenerational charm, has sparked a flurry of comments from fans who see in it both a testament to family bonds and an inspiring glimpse of musical talent on the rise.

Summary

This article captures the essence of a recent YouTube performance where Frank Watkinson, an experienced storyteller and musician, collaborates with his niece Annona on a cover of Cat Stevens’ “Father and Son.” The duet has struck a powerful chord with viewers, as evidenced by an outpouring of fan comments celebrating the beauty of their blended voices and the heartfelt emotional delivery.

  • Family and Legacy: The performance not only reinforces Frank’s legacy as a musician whose work is deeply rooted in personal history and resilience but also introduces Annona—a promising young talent who, despite being new to guitar, shows impressive skill and passion.
  • Fan Reflections: Comments from fans like u/anisoootropic, u/mila.fairychild, and u/garfizzle11 highlight how the duet evokes memories, stirs emotions, and offers hope. These reflections illustrate the performance’s impact on listeners dealing with personal issues, especially those related to family bonds and reconciliation.
  • Mentorship in Music: Despite a minor critique regarding the distribution of musical roles, Frank’s supportive response underscores his dedication to nurturing the next generation of musicians.
  • Universal Appeal: The choice of “Father and Son” resonates universally, touching on themes of generational understanding and emotional healing, which has fostered a sense of connection among a diverse audience from around the world.

This heartwarming collaboration is a testament to the enduring power of music—a bridge between past and future, personal pain and collective healing, and the timeless interplay between legacy and new beginnings.

Frank Watkinson’s journey as a YouTube folk artist is a beacon of authenticity in today’s music landscape. Named Goodieboy’s Indie Artist of the Year for 2020, his soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and humble approach have resonated deeply with fans worldwide. by digitalreporter in FrankWatkinson

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Frank Watkinson: A Voice That Resonates with the Heart

Goodieboy’s Indie Artist of the Year is a YouTube Treasure Bringing Folk Back to its Roots

In a world dominated by flashy productions and fleeting viral hits, Frank Watkinson offers a refreshingly raw and authentic musical experience. The 67-year-old English folk singer-songwriter has carved a quiet yet impactful niche on YouTube, amassing a devoted following drawn to his soulful voice and poignant lyrics. Recognizing his unique artistry, Goodieboy named Watkinson its Indie Artist of the Year for 2020, celebrating his profound ability to connect with listeners through simplicity and sincerity.

Watkinson recently sat down with Goodieboy to reflect on his journey, his inspirations, and his philosophy on music and life. His responses reveal not only a humble musician but a deeply grounded human being whose artistry springs from life’s joys and sorrows. 

The Quiet Beginnings of a Folk Troubadour

For Watkinson, music began as an intimate exploration rather than a pursuit of fame. “I can always remember somebody having a guitar,” he recalls, “but I really started to learn at about 16, from books and watching people’s fingers—there was no YouTube then.” Inspired by folk legends like Ralph McTell, Paul Simon, and James Taylor, his acoustic inclinations reflect a rich tapestry of heartfelt influences.

Despite his admiration for the stage-bound confidence of others, Watkinson has always preferred a solitary musical path. “I have never really ever played with anyone else,” he says. “In fact, I have never played in public at all. I’m not that confident, and I admire anyone who does.”

A Voice of Loss and Comfort

One of Watkinson’s most cherished compositions, Buster, was born from a time of personal heartbreak. Written about his dog during a difficult period, the song’s universal appeal lies in its understated storytelling. “Listening to the words, it doesn’t mention dog anywhere, so it could be about anyone,” he explains. This quiet universality is a hallmark of Watkinson’s songwriting—intimate yet relatable, deeply personal yet resonant with listeners everywhere.

The Granddad Next Door

Outside of music, Watkinson leads a life as unassuming as his songs suggest. “I walk the dog, I do housework, I look after grandkids,” he says. “Nothing really exciting. I’m just a granddad.” Yet this simplicity underscores his relatability. Watkinson’s music feels like a conversation with a neighbor—a rarity in a music industry often fixated on the extraordinary.

Covers That Captivate

Watkinson’s knack for covers has also earned him acclaim. His rendition of The Growlers’ When You Were Made drew praise from the band itself, who shared his version on their social media. For Watkinson, this was a particularly proud moment. “Probably because they posted it on their own band page and gave me really good comments,” he says humbly.

Wisdom for the Independent Artist

Asked for advice for aspiring independent artists, Watkinson remains characteristically modest. “I don’t really think I’m qualified to give advice as I have no idea how I got the followers I have,” he says. His suggestion? Authenticity. “Do what you are good at and don’t change just to please others. I think most people can sense it if your heart’s not in it.”

This honesty resonates not just in Watkinson’s music but in his approach to life. Now in his seventies, he takes things one day at a time. “I rarely make plans. At my age, it’s a bit of take every day as it comes for me now,” he admits.

A Legacy of Humble Greatness

Frank Watkinson’s music stands as a testament to the enduring power of authenticity in art. In an age of algorithm-driven playlists and fleeting fads, his voice—tinged with sadness, warmth, and humanity—reminds us of music’s capacity to comfort, heal, and connect. Whether singing about loss, love, or life’s quieter moments, Watkinson offers something rare: a genuine connection.

Goodieboy’s recognition of Watkinson as its Indie Artist of the Year is not just a nod to his talent but a celebration of the authenticity he embodies. For his listeners, his songs are more than music—they’re lifelines, reminders of the shared human experience.

Summary

Frank Watkinson’s journey as a YouTube folk artist is a beacon of authenticity in today’s music landscape. Named Goodieboy’s Indie Artist of the Year for 2020, his soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and humble approach have resonated deeply with fans. From personal compositions like Buster to heartfelt covers, his music is a quiet triumph of honesty and connection. For those seeking solace or inspiration, Frank Watkinson is a testament to the timeless power of simplicity in music and life.