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Vlaphor posted:Not very "album" like, but I do dig the blinged out rabbits. tried this in stable diffusion        
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AARD VARKMAN posted:"John Goodman swimming in the ocean depths, cosmic horror painting, elegant intricate digital painting artstation concept art by Mark Brooks and Brad Kunkle detailed" -H 704 -C 10.0 -n 9 -s 150 Nice! I like your string and modified it to bring some new visions of the GOAT Robin Williams:     
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Kylaer posted:And then I tried a power metal album cover featuring a moai statue There's something very special about the way the text gets generated. It has the same sort of flavor as weird pseudo-english slogans on aliexpress tshirts. My favorite was the Mad Max one many pages ago that came back as "Maxx Max de Mad".
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Aug 11, 2022 05:13
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Someone do a Frank Frazetta of Frank Zappa
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Nice! I like your string and modified it to bring some new visions of the GOAT Robin Williams: I stole most of the string from someone else, and in turn I've watched several people start using it after me in my channel  it's a beautiful system. Also someone, unprompted, PMed me on discord to explain why I was getting an error, which was cool - I'm turning around on the discord thing, I learn so much just watching other prompts.Here's a few more using the same general style prompt. Dobby in Escape From Tarkov  a fat angry man from Arkansas wallowing in a mud pit  
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Vlaphor posted:Not very "album" like, but I do dig the blinged out rabbits. 
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This just got linked on the SD discord https://twitter.com/pess_r/status/1557517982095626241?t=5BtUZss9yxIQN45DXJDucw&s=19
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VectorSigma posted:Someone do a Frank Frazetta of Frank Zappa 
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Dang, even just changing the artist to Syd Mead gives some great results. Loving this string.         
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Stubb Dogg posted:Here you go These are awesome.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Dang, even just changing the artist to Syd Mead gives some great results. Loving this string. I just came here to post some syd mead vehicle concepts and saw your post  I was inspired to try him out because I was watching light & magic and they showed some of his work concept art for a car with interior fire pit, illustrated by syd mead, high quality    concept art for a car with flamethrowers, illustrated by syd mead, high quality   concept art for a car that releases clouds of poisonous gas, illustrated by syd mead, high quality   concept art for bus helicopter, illustrated by syd mead, high quality    concept art for a car with a side car, illustrated by syd mead, high quality         that wasn't really what I was looking for, but I enjoyed the tiny cars so I tried to purposely create more concept art for a tiny car, illustrated by syd mead, high quality    
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Stubb Dogg posted:Here you go Which generator is this? These are amazing. I spent  on DallE but once that runs out I'd like to give this one a try. Hobnob posted:There's something very special about the way the text gets generated. It has the same sort of flavor as weird pseudo-english slogans on aliexpress tshirts. My favorite was the Mad Max one many pages ago that came back as "Maxx Max de Mad". I don't know how it's actually programmed, but my guess is that it's something like the AI recognizes that text should go in certain places on images, such as an album cover or movie poster, but doesn't actually understand text or language, so it uses gibberish drawn from the prompt.
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Kylaer posted:Which generator is this? These are amazing. I spent code:
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Kylaer posted:I don't know how it's actually programmed, but my guess is that it's something like the AI recognizes that text should go in certain places on images, such as an album cover or movie poster, but doesn't actually understand text or language, so it uses gibberish drawn from the prompt. it's not complete gibberish though, it feels like it has some twisted understanding of language. I think it has seen pictures in French/German/Spanish/whatever and does not understand that these are seperate languages. It's made up its own language out of a combination.
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Rutibex posted:it's not complete gibberish though, it feels like it has some twisted understanding of language. I think it has seen pictures in French/German/Spanish/whatever and does not understand that these are seperate languages. It's made up its own language out of a combination. I'm completely out of my depth and have no idea how it actually works, I'm just making guesses based on what keeps popping up in pictures. Maybe it did train on a bunch of languages simultaneously without understanding that they're distinct, it's certainly plausible.
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I feel like the languange parsing is getting better over time. When these programs were first being used by the wider public a few weeks ago, text was squiggles. Then it was heiroglyphics. Now actual text is starting to show up, even if the letters are scrambled. And last night I saw more than a few images that had snippets of actually readable text.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:I feel like the languange parsing is getting better over time. When these programs were first being used by the wider public a few weeks ago, text was squiggles. Then it was heiroglyphics. Now actual text is starting to show up, even if the letters are scrambled. And last night I saw more than a few images that had snippets of actually readable text. The different models have different skills on handling text. Dall-E 2 has always been bad with misspelled words (but legible letters for the most part), but only Google's Imagen can do proper words (in the hand picked samples they got at least) I guess the change you're seeing is just that more people have access to D2 and Stable Diffusion now, so you don't see that many Craiyon images anymore
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I got Dall E 2 access and blew through my free prompts instantly. Here are some of the highlights. "the normandy from mass effect in the style of De Stijl"  "bauhaus painting of a playstation"  "Synthwave album cover with an astronaut using a modular synthesizer in front of a space shuttle"  "A heavy metal album cover featuring fuzzy pink bears holding guitars in front of abandoned skyscrapers"  "Art Deco style advertisement for a Mexican video game console from the 1960s"  "Detailed watercolor painting of macho man body slamming a t-rex with a garish frame"  "Pop art poster of a sail boat floating in the rings of Saturn in bright colors with bubbly text that says if you’re here you’re family"  "A t-Rex wearing an astronaut helmet with huge muscular arms, rendered on a t-shirt worn by Sylvester Stallone in the ‘80s"  "A trendy 1980s computer magazine cover with a neon space cyborg on the cover serving tea to the king of space"  "A low poly render of a crime on the moon, while angry faces look down, in pop art neon colors with pink highlights"  "An advertisement for a cartridge for a Russian game console from the 1980s, pop art style with bright colors and groovy lettering" "A Magic the gathering card with an astronaut on it, watercolor painting in Victorian style" The top left one here is my favorite that's been generated 
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Doing some alien motherships today with the same style prompt as yesterday with minor adjustments Sheep mothership  Cheeseburger mothership  Pawn Stars mothership  last prompt was !dream "pawn stars alien mothership, cosmic horror painting, elegant intricate digital painting artstation concept art by Mark Brooks and Brad Kunkle detailed" -W 704 -C 10.0 -n 9
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Nice! I like your string and modified it to bring some new visions of the GOAT Robin Williams: I'm glad a lot of people are getting having things on Discord can be very good just for seeing the wild poo poo people are putting in strings and what they are getting out. This is why I made myself a spreadsheet of interesting prompts I've found in MJ, SD, and here.  I advise you just copy the image, dump it into google spreadsheet and then paste the prompt. One other thing you all need to keep in mind that SD lets you do and no others it is keep track of the seed. It is amazingly powerful. It lets keep that that specific version of Robin Williams (usually) unless you change the string too much.
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Wow Dall-e-2 is so poo poo at anything it treats as a painting, it's like it pulled its dataset from lovely etsy and soccermom has a new hobby sites
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What about adding something about the brush strokes and matte finish?
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Testing to see how obscure a "celeb" SD might be able to conjure, it completely didn't understand referencing a Twitch Streamer (a guy at that), but it turned out something cool nonetheless.
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pixaal posted:What about adding something about the brush strokes and matte finish? I tested out a prompt and specified it was an oil painting with heavy impasto, and seemed to render that pretty well:   
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Chainclaw posted:"bauhaus painting of a playstation" Chainclaw posted:"An advertisement for a cartridge for a Russian game console from the 1980s, pop art style with bright colors and groovy lettering"
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Stubb Dogg posted:Here you go holy poo poo. yeah, can't wait until i get beta access.
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 "Glenn Danzig dressed as a Powepuff Girl"
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Will Ferrell has some chili for you, you WILL try it. I tried the chili. 
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Will Ferrell has some chili for you, you WILL try it.  gotta fight back
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while i wait for SD beta access, I'm getting a feel for this sort of thing with Dall-E mini lmao
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Tunicate posted:
Hah! I saw your stream of Ferrell chili images on the discord, and check it, SD cribbing from itself: An earlier image from my generation:  One from yours: 
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Hah! I saw your stream of Ferrell chili images on the discord, and check it, SD cribbing from itself: I used teh same seed so it makes sense
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Does anyone know how to get good videogame stuff out of Stable Diffusion? One of my favourite prompts in Craiyon is "x for the Nintendo 64". It does a real good job of nailing the muddy look of a late 90s 3d platformer and a decent enough job of adding iconography of other things into that style. Stable Diffusion can do good pixel art stuff but that's about it. I found out it can do really good Minecraft scenes, but it's dogshit at incorporating outside elements into those scenes.
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    Stable Diffusion is way good at making any number of covers for various cheap paperback books from the past     making comics or visual novels I might want to read          showing me vehicles that have never existed, in places that won't ever exist competing in races that never happened      or making various nightmares of mine come true
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Beartaco posted:Does anyone know how to get good videogame stuff out of Stable Diffusion? One of my favourite prompts in Craiyon is "x for the Nintendo 64". It does a real good job of nailing the muddy look of a late 90s 3d platformer and a decent enough job of adding iconography of other things into that style. Stable Diffusion can do good pixel art stuff but that's about it. I just tried it out and had pretty good luck, maybe you need to work on how you write your prompts? you might also try adding the -C variable to your prompt and test it at different levels going up to about 40 here's some stuff I generated testing this back to the future delorean, Mario Kart 64 screenshot, low poly, aliased -C 15 -n 9 -s 150    Mad Max Racing, Nintendo 64 screenshot, low poly, aliased -C 20 -n 9 -s 150     Danny Devito punching penguins, Nintendo 64 screenshot, low poly, aliased -C 15 -n 9 -s 150  -C 25  -C 7 (default)  It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Nintendo 64 screenshot, low poly, aliased -C 20 -n 9 -s 150    Breaking Bad, Nintendo 64 screenshot, low poly, aliased -C 15 -n 9 -s 150    the stuff does come out a little clean, but I think going for higher -C values than I did might bring more of the muddiness and aliasing in the one I did at -C 25 seems to have more of it TIP fucked around with this message at 08:59 on Aug 12, 2022 |
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TIP posted:I just tried it out and had pretty good luck, maybe you need to work on how you write your prompts? These are great, thank you! "Low poly" is a good call. I haven't looked into what the options do yet.
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