It's strange but fascinating how the most peripheral often becomes - against all the odds - the centre of attention, the unassuming chorus-girl in a stage musical who against all expectations suddenly becomes the leading lady. And so it was recently, when, in the gallery depicting my biker-themed LOTR pastiche's Fellowship of the Ring equivalent (click here to view it), and which contained some characters not present in Tolkien's original trilogy of novels, I included among them a picture of some bikers visiting a special Middle-Earth market whose vendors were Grey aliens from a neighbouring planet, selling all manner of bizarre extraterrestrial wares. I also included a video clip that I'd created from this very strange but fascinating picture, plus two screenshots from that video clip, thus totalling four alien market images in all.
Picking up on this evident public interest, I decided to prepare a gallery devoted specifically to the very engaging & engrossing scenario portrayed by this quirky quartet of fringe, ostensibly-peripheral images. But this time it would not be based in Middle-Earth.
I've utilised several different programs to generate pix showcasing a vast array of different alien types & alien wares on view in just a few tiny subsections within this absolutely colossal, multi-sectioned planet-market, with bikers (including a few alien bikers) browsing their spectacular sights, and this present gallery is the result. Moreover, bearing in mind that it was the image that inspired this latest gallery, I have used the original ChatGPT-generated alien market picture from my LOTR Fellowship's gallery as my Emporia gallery's opening picture (see above), and I've also included the video clip that I'd created from that original picture, plus the two screenshots from the video clip,
I hope that you enjoy your virtual visit to the astonishing alien planet-market of Emporia with all of its bizarre bazaars & its mist-enshrouded but manifold delights just as much as I enjoyed depicting them, and devising the extreme diversity of its extraterrestrial vendors & their truly prodigious products, in what is unquestionably one of my most ambitious AI art projects to date. I only wish that I could visit Emporia for real - but bearing in mind the serious bric-a-brac & collector's market fanatic that I've always been, I'd probably never leave!
More of my AI-created biker images & videos next time!
Plus: please click here to access a chronological listing of fully clickable links to all galleries uploaded by me on this blog. NB - all of the images & the video clip included in this page's gallery were created by me, RebelBikerDude, using the AI image-generation programs Grok, Grok Imagine (re the video clip), Dream Lab, Adobe Firefly, NightCafe, Cici/Dola & FreeGen, for non-commercial, entertainment purposes only, and do not feature any real-life persons or copyrighted characters.



































































































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