I agree! Inspiring stuff.

Well done! Did you inpaint to remove clothing?

Wonderful write up! Thanks for sharing all the intermediary pictures. The tit hand is hilarious.

I was especially impressed with your shaded inpainting. I didn’t know you could do that. You selected the different colors? I guess you found that using a little more sophisticated shading colors got you better results than painting over everything black? Inpainting is still a bit mysterious to me.

These are really good! I love the on/off juxtaposition you achieved with inpainting.

When you inpainted, did you change the prompt? Did you alter the clothing/style to nude? Did you paint over just the body region? Did you apply LoRa’s? Can you give a bit more details in your process? I would like to do something similar with future generations.

Anyway, this is 10/10 stuff.

While I generally agree, there is some “artistry” in making prompts that work and figuring out all of the tricks to get better results. My own prompts have gotten a lot more interesting with custom checkpoint merging and dynamic and region prompting; these all took time to learn. I think posting the prompt/sources should be optional and people should request it if they want it, perhaps in a private message.

I understand that “AI prompter” is becoming a job for some people at some companies and I can now start to see why. As you try to generate more realistic and interesting images, you have to know more about how stable diffusion and the many extensions work. It goes pretty deep—I feel like I am only scratching the surface.