Kre8or - Using AI To Creating Image Patterns

I cannot speak for everyone who is making images on Kre8or but I have certain types of genres of images I like to create. I enjoy making images of anything having to do with transportation, scenic, sports, abstract,...

I try to mix it up so my profile is not just all transportation and then the others. I believe a variety of images is more enjoyable to scroll through than seeing the same thing over and over again. There is one other genre I post.

MUSICAL SONG TITLE PUZZLES

For those of you who have noticed, on the 1st of every month since January 1st, 2026, I have been posting Visual Brain Teaser Puzzles as a fun way to exercise the mind. Why is this important for those of us here at WA?

You can read my latest Brain Teaser Puzzle Post for August 1, 2026 Here!

It has been clinically proven that solving puzzles engages multiple brain regions (especially prefrontal cortex for planning/reasoning), which also supports key aspects of creativity. This is obviously needed in our businesses.

I have always loved to complete puzzles of all kinds. Though the brain is not a muscle, you can exercise it by stimulating growth of new neural connections with puzzles. In the image above, what is the name of the song?

This was a simple one I made when I first started doing these types of image patterns. If you haven't figured it out by now, the song is Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds by The Beatles. Kudos if you know what it was really about.

MY THREE MOST LIKED MUSIC PUZZLES

If you would like to try this for yourself on Kre8or, this is how I come up with these music puzzles. I try to choose popular songs, mainly rock and roll, and I "try" to choose a section of the lyrics that doesn't give away the title.

I then copy those lyrics, paste them into an AI Chatbot and ask it to give me an image prompt based on those song lyrics. Sometimes I will tweak the image prompt like I did with the above image. What's the name of the song?

The above song title is, Every Breath You Take by The Police. This was one of those songs where I used a lyric with the name of the song in it. I changed the prompt by replacing an ordinary man with a Police Officer.

This was the second song I had done, after the Beatles song, and I was still perfecting my design approach. Then I started to get a little more creative with my chosen lyrics and editing of the prompts provided by AI.

The above is another popular song and this time the lyrics I chose didn't have the name of the song, but if you know what the music video looks like and the characters portrayed, especially the "red jacket" you know the song.

I also started watermarking my cre8ions as they became more complex. This was one of my music creations that was "Remixed" by a follower on Kre8or into an old VHS video tape sleeve. The song is Thriller by Michael Jackson.

This is the last of my three most popular Music Song Title Puzzles. Again the lyrics I used didn't have the name of the song and because it was based on a movie, I included the main character. Purple Rain by Prince.

MY REMAINING FIVE SONG PUZZLES - DO YOU KNOW THEM?

One more thing about the artist known as Prince. How many of you were fans of his music? How many of you saw him perform in concert? Did you know Prince was a highly skilled multi-instrumentalist musical artist?

He played electric and acoustic guitar, bass/bass synth/singing bass/fuzz bass, electric and acoustic piano, multiple synths (Minimoog, Polymoog,...), clavinet, drums/syndrums/water drums, and assorted percussion plus more!

This one I couldn't choose any lyrics that was descriptive and didn't have the song title in it. This one is obviously called Squeeze Box by the British rock band The Who. I've learned that Kyle hates the sound of this instrument.

The above image is filled with a lot of clues as to what song this is. I even included the name of the rock band. This song is Money For Nothing by the British rock band Dire Straits. This song was so popular here in the USA.

It wasn't the first song to air on MTV here in America, "Video Killed A Radio Star" was on August 1st, 1981, Money For Nothing was the first song to be aired on MTV Europe on August 1st, 1987. Watch the Music Video here.

Above is yet another British rock band of my next music image puzzle and though the song title isn't mentioned, there are a whole lot of symbolic clues in it. The song is Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2 by Pink Floyd.

CAN YOU GUESS THE NAMES & MUSICAL ARTISTS?

These next two are probably my two hardest to figure out because they contain no words. Though the first one is the easier of the two, it could easily be mistaken for just an image of Fantasy. It was also "Remixed" on Kre8or.

This last one below has really stumped many people I have asked. It is a rock song but a specific type. The neon sign in the background gives you the clue to the type of Bad rock it is. I just gave you another clue there.

These are the only 9 Song Title Puzzle Images I have created so far on Kre8or. I will be doing more as well as those of the other images patterns I showcase on my Profile. If you know the title & artist of these last 2, leave them below.

If you are not yet on Kre8or, come join the FUN. If you like Image Studio here at WA, you will LOVE Kre8or. When you do join, go follow me and I'll follow back. I am Mando @mandolando777. Let me know what you think below.