My book, Ode To A Haggis, began as a fun project inspired by a series of AI-generated images. I started creating these pictures, imagining haggis as if they were real creatures roaming the Scottish Highlands. The images were a hit, and it wasn’t long before a friend asked if I could compile them into a book for her. That simple request sparked the creation of Ode To A Haggis.
The book is now available for anyone who loves a bit of Scottish folklore mixed with humor and creativity. Each page features a different AI-generated scene, bringing these charming, mythical haggis to life in vivid detail. It’s a playful tribute to Scotland’s most famous dish, reimagined as a creature of legend.
If you’re interested, you can find more details or purchase a copy here: Ode To A Haggis – Hardcover Photo Book.
Written by
David Oxley
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