Yes, checkout examples on lexica or use a prompt builder to help, like promptmania. Also, most of the good ones you see online are cherry picked from hundreds

Yes, checkout examples on lexica or use a prompt builder to help, like promptmania. Also, most of the good ones you see online are cherry picked from hundreds of runs, so set your batch size too 1000 and go to bed! After that, people then tend to run some of the good results through img2img, also with a lot of variations produced from a single image. Finally, some people also run them at higher resolutions if they have enough VRAM, as smaller resolution can distort or generate rubbish. For the messed up faces, they run it through gfpgan a few times to get prettier faces. Other than that, it is pure luck (using random seeds) to figure out what works and what doesn't. Use the 2 sites above to help you improve your prompts. (meant in the context of stable diffusion)