I generated this image with a 12gb 3060 and 16gb of system RAM
myfaceistupid
I did not want to accidentally send more comments to the person in the screenshots way by posting a link. It was a recipe for brownies. Here is the comment made by the author:
The recipe with the comments is easy enough to find online though.
I looked for the recipe this comment was made in, and in the comments, the original author of the recipe mentions replacing whole or part of the oil with applesauce which might explain why.
Prompt for the main image is:
gritty graphic novel art, a warrior holding up his hand which has turned into the head of a fire breathing dragon and shouting "forefathers one and all, bear witness!" speech bubble
Text is a lot easier on bing/dalle 3, for stable diffusion, its better to just do it manually, or use controlnet. There are loras like this one though: https://civitai.com/models/176555/harrlogos-xl-finally-custom-text-generation-in-sd
But its mostly for logos, and still takes a bit of prompting to get it to write what you want.
Before tv, phones and such, watching someone get sawed in half was probably the best form of entertainment you could have. Other than watching a play or something.
Self Destruct - kublai khan tx
yukikosan - midori (NSFW ALBUM COVER)
All songs that hit hard for different reasons... for me
They change the output. specifically wanted the loras to change the output design so it looks more like a mass of creatures fused together like the thing. For reference, here is the original output from bing:
And here is the bodhor lora on civitai:
edit: I linked the wrong lora before. here is the correct one, I think. I downloaded it some time ago. https://civitai.com/models/51288/body-horror-creatures
I am now sitting on the exact same bench in the exact same position except two feet to the left
"Ghosts having a birthday party" was the thought I had in mind when generating this.
Here's a video on the topic:
https://youtu.be/7gDKbT_l2us?si=AdhUYzvPahT0gcRk
It's 3 years old, and a lot has happened since then, but I think it's still relevant.