@nephilim it really depends, but I’ve noticed that in regards to the filters I mentionned, less is more. The key is to give the mimimum information to the AI and leave the rest up to chance. More text in your prompt can add “noise”.
My basic prompt is something like :
- “realistic [illustration|render|painting|drawing|etc.] of shrunken woman, two inches tall, tiny, shrunk, [sitting|standing|sitting|etc.] on [palm of hand|table|etc.], photorealistic”
The actual inches isn’t really important, it’s more to give another weight to the idea the subject is not its normal scale. You can then add more info about the scene, like this:
- realistic illustration of shrunken woman being examined by alchemist, six inches tall, tiny, shrunk, standing on table, in medieval alchemy lab, fantasy, digital art, photorealistic
Mind you, that took about 20 tries to get something like this. You’ll get plenty of crappy results, too.
Another thing I’m trying to do is comics… I haven’t found the perfect prompt yet but I’m getting cohesion between panels, which is a great start.
- Three-panel comic, realistic illustration showing a female wizard, in a high fantasy setting. The first panel shows the woman normal sized, she casts a shrinking spell. The second panel shows her gradually getting smaller. The third panel shows her shrinking again, even smaller.*
Be aware that Microsoft is very aggressive on censorship, like I said any negative emotions or situations cannot be prompted.
They do look really good!
