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For anyone looking for a prompt to do this manually, it seems to be as simple as this: > Generate a version of this photo that can be used as a coloring sheet

sen 2y ago
Yeah I've been doing this with image-gen AIs pretty much since they started and it's a lot of fun. Even early Dall-E etc was awesome at doing stuff like "Create a colouring in sheet with some dinosaurs having a party" or generic prompts like that, and more recently giving photos to convert has been loads of fun for the kids.
thehappypm 2y ago
I’ve done this a bunch with my son. It’s not quite that simple because often times it’ll create images that have too much detail, sometimes it’ll actually include colors. But yeah, it’s not really all that complicated
an0malous 2y ago
The OP looks like it runs images through a Ghibli filter first
darajava 2y ago
Close enough! The prompt I use is: > Make this a page in a colouring book. The drawing is in a simple Studio Ghibli portrait style. Bleed all the way to the edges. Background colour is #ffffff and lines are bold and #000000. There is no shading or crossthatching.
- natdempk 2y ago
  I think one thing that slightly drags this down is the Ghibli style produces images that don’t really look that much like the original people. If you can find a prompt that is still stylized while preserving more of the characteristics of faces would go a long way on the personalization front. Maybe easier said than done.
level09 2y ago
Anyone else feeling this weird vibe in the age of AI? You get a cool new idea, but then you think about how easy it is for someone else to replicate it, and you end up not doing it.
- dkh 2y ago
  Often multiple times a day, but on top of that concern, also throw in various ethical concerns and a few questions about if it actually has value or should exist
  - arnavpraneet 2y ago
    likewise, at this point I am just giving in and making what I can to see whether or not it is feasible, to speak nothing to its value or existence
    - dkh 2y ago
      Me too except I usually don’t get very far into making the things

sen 2y ago

Yeah I've been doing this with image-gen AIs pretty much since they started and it's a lot of fun. Even early Dall-E etc was awesome at doing stuff like "Create a colouring in sheet with some dinosaurs having a party" or generic prompts like that, and more recently giving photos to convert has been loads of fun for the kids.

thehappypm 2y ago

I’ve done this a bunch with my son. It’s not quite that simple because often times it’ll create images that have too much detail, sometimes it’ll actually include colors. But yeah, it’s not really all that complicated

an0malous 2y ago

The OP looks like it runs images through a Ghibli filter first

darajava 2y ago

Close enough! The prompt I use is: > Make this a page in a colouring book. The drawing is in a simple Studio Ghibli portrait style. Bleed all the way to the edges. Background colour is #ffffff and lines are bold and #000000. There is no shading or crossthatching.

natdempk 2y ago
I think one thing that slightly drags this down is the Ghibli style produces images that don’t really look that much like the original people. If you can find a prompt that is still stylized while preserving more of the characteristics of faces would go a long way on the personalization front. Maybe easier said than done.

level09 2y ago

Anyone else feeling this weird vibe in the age of AI? You get a cool new idea, but then you think about how easy it is for someone else to replicate it, and you end up not doing it.

dkh 2y ago
Often multiple times a day, but on top of that concern, also throw in various ethical concerns and a few questions about if it actually has value or should exist
- arnavpraneet 2y ago
  likewise, at this point I am just giving in and making what I can to see whether or not it is feasible, to speak nothing to its value or existence
  - dkh 2y ago
    Me too except I usually don’t get very far into making the things