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I fired up T100 instance of Google Collab and got something usable in about an hour of being focused on what it was I wanted, using in painting and having it re
by wincy 4y ago
I fired up T100 instance of Google Collab and got something usable in about an hour of being focused on what it was I wanted, using in painting and having it redraw some parts (I was trying to get a guy holding a guitar, hands are hard and took about 20 minutes). Then the lighting was off so I threw it into GIMP, split the part I wanted with magic scissors/lasso or whatever, and color corrected that part of the image using the dropper average sampling and a layer mask based on my cutout, then changed the layer type.
I never would have done any of this stuff before, and there was a LOT of super low quality art in the space (D&D character art), so low quality I never paid for it as it just didn’t tickle my fancy.
Now I can get stuff that looks like a Frank Frazetta painting, which I can’t get at any price since old Frankie died in 2010.
- runako 4y agoThat's really great for your use case! However, it fails my more workaday needs in a couple of ways: - you had to spend your time iterating on the prompts, redrawing, etc. - you had to do post-processing yourself - you had to pay for a GPU In all -- not a good substitute for e.g. Fiverr for typical work-related artwork.