Dall-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion (etc) - who's playing, and with which?
Dall-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion (etc) - who's playing, and with which?
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- PhanLo3
Found a new AI site that can use controlnet to colour line art.
https://www.scenario.com
Think it's for making 2D game assets, so the sample size is 512x512. I upscale it to 1024x1024 and mix it with the sketch to then keep iterating in other things.
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Here's the base sketch, been using my crew mates name.
I occasionally paint pieces for him as he can't physically do it himself any more (signs we're getting old).
These are some examples of lighting effects it produces
Some upscaled versions
As a way to stop the effects I used to draw a box around the letters but I've started to really like the frames it creates.
getting into weirder territory
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The better renders are done in Playground and Leonardo.- Some of these examples are pretty close to things I would draw, funny to think only a year ago, this wasn't possible.PhanLo
- Great stuff...yuekit
- The weirder things these generative AIs create start to look like something out of Alien and it makes you slightly disturbed about where all of this is headed.yuekit
- I try and input a mix of vascular systems and machines, but I like the soft plastic render style. Essentially a pastel Giger hehe.PhanLo
- It's forcing me to learn Blender so i can model and 3d print them.PhanLo
- How are you doing the 3D printing?yuekit
- Not sure yet, but I know a couple of guys who optimise 3d models for prints so reckon I'll ask their advice.PhanLo
- Cool, I was thinking the same thing the other day. Although seems like some of this content might be quite challenging to print?yuekit
- Think I'd simplify it a bit at first. I see a lot of toy designers doing rough prints then adding clay to them, then re-castings those for final models.PhanLo
- these are sick.. been talking with a friend of mine about doing something similar.. fucking dopeautoflavour