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https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.02669 ConceptLab actually can do that, it generates entirely new concepts and art styles that don't exist yet rather than riffing on existing datasets the way things like my civilian-grade AI does.

Depends on the set you trained with. This specific set? Yes. F'rex suppose you train your AI on the aforementioned Boris Vallejo. If you draw a guy, he's probably going to be huge and muscled by default. If you give him horns, the AI will probably put a horned helmet on him rather than...

As you wish. Horns are a bit difficult if you're going photorealistic due to the lack of real people with horns. This was the best of six inpaints out of six attempts at drawing her, so best of twelve total. If I'd gone for a different style, like Boris Vallejo or a more typical anime, I...

Best of four tries at drawing Shampoo in a photorealistic style. I'm on a kick of trying to make old 80s anime and cartoon people but changing their styles to see if I can do it.

Goblins at the Beach This was an effort to get different skin tones on different people in the same image. This came straight from the AI with no inpainting or Img2Img manipulation.

I decided to throw my hat at Lincoln actually riding the dinosaur. This is a very tricky composition and I went for making the style watercolor-ish to look more old west than I feel the hyper-realistic styles were. Here's the best out of six tries, no inpainting and no img2img, just first...

Somebody's actually been doing something similar, but with Donald Trump. They've been using AI to insert him into historical photos, one of which is him being part of the Apollo 11 team and landing on the moon. Another has him showing his love of walls by personally constructing the Great Wall...

I should probably clarify my meaning there, I don't have a problem with non-aerodynamic ships. A flying brick, in my mind, is where the artist drew a rectangle, cylinder, or sometimes if they're imagination, a hexagonal prism, and then just added some lights and maybe antennae and pretended it...

I'm pretty impressed with these Starships. They suffer a bit from being all bricks but honestly not any more, perhaps even significantly less, than human-produced art (flying brick spaceships is a pet peeve of mine).

Seriously, just throw down Automatic1111 and run it at home, you both get better quality (the Checkpoints are made by normal people and not hobbled due to corporate policy) and no stress about how many images you get to make a day.

I threw this brief tutorial together for Charclone in a PM, but I realized it might help people here too. First thing to realize is that AI art is a bit of a gacha. We only publish our better images (usually) and there's several dozen failures for every one that's good. I usually set my...

Never used Whatsapp before. I mean, I'm pretty computer illiterate but I was able to get it to work alright, even with substandard hardware that's several years old. You need Java working on your system. Given everything else in the universe requires Java too, I'll presume you've got it. If...

Assuming you've set up an AI on your home system per the instructions I've posted upthread, you simply download your checkpoints and plop them down into your models directory. From there the Web UI will have a drop-down menu allowing you to choose which style you want. If you're using somebody...

https://huggingface.co/ckpt/midjourney-v4-diffusion Huggingface is where I've been getting my Checkpoints. They have Midjourney, along with openjourney and several other variants. It's also got a pretty wide range of other options and styles if you dig through the offerings there...

Identical prompt on NAI. NAI continues to be much better at actually turning prompts into pictures, however this specific set of prompts turns the lens flares up to 11, I'll have to play with it to see which term is generating all the excessive flashes of light.

Ran the same prompt using @TheRejectionist's additional tags through Midjourney, except that I added "In a cave" to the prompt in hopes of removing all those strange 80s space fantasy environments. Used the Hentai Diffusion negative prompt, random seed. Midjourney in general seems to produce...

Ah, yeah I was on NAI. And were you using your prompts on the online version or set up an AI on a home system? They online ones have a number of "secret" keywords automatically added to every prompt so you don't get the same results unless you know how to finesse and add those back in.

Testing out @TheRejectionist's prompt has given me images with a tremendous amount of bloom and lens flares everywhere. It gave me flashbacks to watching the 2009 version of Star Trek. I suspect I was working with a different checkpoint than planned. Were you going with Midjourney? Novel AI...

Hmm, well my actual goal is to produce backgrounds that look like my own lineart so I'm not entirely sure this hyperealistic prompt is going to fit me personally, but I'll give it a try. You definitely produce some beautiful stuff. I don't mind throwing a few prompts your way. I have a fairly...

Okay, this is kinda interesting and a bit glitchy. My prompt was comic book style, lineart, black and white, no shading, snowy steppes I've been using this prompt with minor variations (dark forest, wetland, badlands canyon, sandy dunes, ancient ruins, etc.) for quite some time trying to...