Fairy Wings in the Lantern Pear Orchard: My ChatGPT AI Photoshoot

I turned myself into a fairy (and I’m not even sorry)

Okay, friends. I sat down to test one ChatGPT skill, and twenty minutes later I was standing in a lantern-lit pear orchard. In jeans. In a pink hoodie. With purple fairy wings.

The skill is GlamourFashionMuse, one of the Muses in the works by Jo of KryptaKitty Creative. I filmed my first try, so you can watch along or follow what I did here. If you’re new to ChatGPT skills, you can take this one step at a time.

How I uploaded the skill to ChatGPT

I started with the thank-you PDF that came with the kit. It had download links for the skills. Here’s the path I followed:


  1. Open the thank-you PDF. It offered a zip of the skills.
  2. Download a zip. My link opened in Dropbox, where I downloaded it to my computer.
  3. Open Skills in ChatGPT. I clicked Customize, then Skills, then Add, and chose Upload a skill.
  4. Upload the skill. I dropped the zip or skill file into the upload box. After that, glamourfashionmuse appeared in my Installed list.
  5. Start a new chat. I typed @glamourfashionmuse and asked it to show me what it could do.

Those are the buttons I saw during my recording. If your ChatGPT screen looks different, follow the labels you see rather than worrying about matching mine exactly.

Before making my portrait, I asked the Muse to invent an example and run through it. It came up with birthday invitation photos for a woman turning 45: a deep plum velvet suit, a museum staircase, and the building closed for the evening. Then it showed me its main menu.

My trip to the Lantern Pear Orchard

I chose number 6, Fantasy, Celestial and Dreamworld. From there, I picked the Enchanted Orchard: a misty path under old pear trees, with amber lanterns tucked into the branches.

The Muse offered two ways forward. Write my prompt would give me a photoshoot brief to use elsewhere. Create my photo would make an image in the chat. I chose Create my photo and uploaded a picture of myself.

The first portrait kept my plum glasses, wavy hair, and smile. I was wearing a moss-green silk gown with a tiny gold pear brooch. Lanterns glowed behind me in the blue evening mist. The Muse called it The Lantern Pear Orchard.


It was lovely. It was also a little dark for my eyes, and a silk gown is not exactly what I wear to sit at my desk. So I asked for changes in plain words.

  • I asked it to brighten the picture and change my dress to jeans and a pink hoodie. The shadows softened, and my face and the lantern path became easier for me to see.
  • Then I asked it to add purple fairy wings. They came back shimmery, with lilac edges catching the lantern light.

That version felt more like me: the glasses, the hoodie, and the wings I may never take off. I even misspelled a couple of words while asking for changes, and the Muse understood what I meant.

When I was done, I typed restart, and it took me back to the main menu.

Fourteen places to take your photoshoot

You can pick a number from the GlamourFashionMuse menu or describe the scene you have in mind. These were the choices I saw:

  1. Luxury Runway and Fashion Editorial
  2. Romantic and Soft Glamour
  3. City Streets and Rooftops
  4. Coastal, Tropical and Resort
  5. Heritage, Royalty and Period Fashion
  6. Fantasy, Celestial and Dreamworld
  7. Seasons and Festive Occasions
  8. Monochrome, Vintage Film and Cinema
  9. Elegant Boudoir and Confidence (adults only)
  10. Celebrations and Milestones
  11. Couples, Friends and Family
  12. Custom Creative Director
  13. Wedding Photography Studio
  14. Surprise Me

Why I enjoyed playing with it

Having my picture taken can make me notice every little thing I’d rather not notice. This felt different. I could try a storybook setting, look at the result, and say, “A bit brighter, please. And make the outfit mine.”

For me, the fun was in making small changes until I could recognize myself in the picture. The pear orchard stayed dreamy, but I didn’t have to become someone else to visit it.

Watch the orchard come together

You can watch each step in the video:

If you’d like to explore the Muse yourself, you can find it soon at KryptaKitty Creative here: https://ko-fi.com/kryptakitty/shop

Which world would you step into first? You’re welcome to tell me in the comments. I’ll be over here in my pink hoodie, fluttering around the pear trees.



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