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Except it is actually if you've been following the workflows which have popped up since stable diffusion's release. These models are not limited to just making
by thunderbird120 4y ago
Except it is actually if you've been following the workflows which have popped up since stable diffusion's release. These models are not limited to just making a image which vaguely matches some description. They can also inpaint specific portions of an image, turn a vague sketch into a finished looking image, and blend together different images in convincing ways. A workflow for creating a high quality looking piece goes something like this:
1) Quick, low quality sketch
2) Generate detailed scene based on that sketch
3) Fix obvious errors by re-generating specific parts of the image
- joe_the_user 4y agoI haven't heard of anything like this but I haven't following closely. I also have questions, what is the "Generate detailed scene based on that sketch" process? Can an algorithm do this? Can a person easily do this? I'd be more impressed than with the raw pictures. Similarly with your #3.
- thunderbird120 4y agoThe Image2Image part of StableDiffusion lets you do that. For example https://old.reddit.com/r/restofthefuckingowl/comments/x4w3mn/ai_art_to_the_rescue/ https://old.reddit.com/r/restofthefuckingowl/comments/x4w3mn...