there are a few styles that work better than others. The 'pretty' ones are from 'Flora' (there are two, Flora v2 and Flora). It hardly matters what you write for prompt, even the seed image. You get 'pretty' results that may be useful to mix in with other stuff or collage with in Photoshop. I get a kick out of mixing pretty Wombo results with my freaky type of prompts on Nightcafe.
Here is one more recent result that I had fun with after on Nightcafe, funny thing is, my prompt was about 'Bellmer Dolls' already, but on Wombo, it turned pretty: https://dream.ai/listing/0441ff00-5d2d-40ea-9999-d0f0dd8f75e3
My Profile on Wombo: https://dream.ai/profile/the_mystic
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So I updated and tried it again, unfortunately a few of the styles that used to be free are now premium only but your right the flower one pretty much always gives really cool results!
I use them mostly for seed images on my other apps. But what I had not done yet is combine images in Photoshop, or clone stuff from Wombo into other digital stuff. btw, just wondering what the 'expert sleuths' would do with it if I cloned AI into one of my 'real' paintings; something I had been thinking about as well. It would be a digital collage. I had in past also cloned details of my paintings into actual photographs, and since those details were painted photo-realistic, it is impossible to tell which is which. (Like, the exif data would show the starter image data plus the dates of when it was worked on in photoshop, but not any data on the additional images).
Well I don't see anything wrong with that, I have been doing digital collage for ages and using AI for assets, much more diverse than using royalty free or other images on the Internet. This could be a new job though, AI sleuth 😂 I actually did see a guy get outed on twitter for using AI images and photoshopping them onto canvas and sketchbooks so it looks like he made it entirely, things are getting wild 👀