But the approach for stable diffusion is just as easy whether you want just "an owl", or "an owl in X's style with A, B, and C"
Now, I should of course note that search engines already employ ML techniques to actually interpret search terms, so to some extent the point is moot - ML is important to actually solving this problem.
And of course, it's also possible that the image I want can't be generated by SD/DALL-E/etc.
Without meaning to sounding rude about it... I'll wait.
I tried generating that exact prompt a few times at theartbutton.ai and all the results were nonsensical.
For example: https://theartbutton.ai/image/OW1HZLfhjg6DFvJtk4vQZzUYqI7pGG...
Not a very wide range of what I could do with the idea in terms of composition, but just some variations of finishing touches/intermediate steps. I achieved this with some human-in-the-loop iteration and inpainting, but it was no more than 15-30 minutes toying around with it, and I'm no artist.
If you have a semi-decent graphics card and would like to experiment with a bunch of extra settings and tools than are readily available online, this is a good repo for that: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui
Now, this may actually be helpful in that it gets around copyright claims - but that's the only real difference.