It's all a composition and image-bashing game with Stable Diffusion. A better strategy here would be keeping the same seed and then try adding 'dock' phrases t

It's all a composition and image-bashing game with Stable Diffusion. A better strategy here would be keeping the same seed and then try adding 'dock' phrases to the prompt. Then image-bashing what it gives you over the first one. Image-bashing here basically means putting it in a new layer in GIMP over the old one and erasing the parts you don't want. It's really great with seed alternates because the two images will be very similar. Inpainting is good for stuff you don't want the viewer to look at. If there's an errant shrub in your desert picture[0], you can inpaint it out. It almost never works for faces, heads, characters or any other focal object. The new depth stuff might fix it, but inpainting generally just doesn't have a good sense of how to orient things in the scene. [0] I generated a bunch of SD images to spice up my CSS library's homepage: https://casscss.github.io/cass/ https://casscss.github.io/cass/