This is a quick share of two techniques: (1) using wildcards for variety in your prompt and (2) having specific expressions for anyone you’re creating images of. Getting Wild with Wildcards Another way to pump out a lot of variety in Automatic1111 is to use wildcards. This allows a random line from a specific…

I’ve been generating way more images from Stable Diffusion than I need. But I’m having fun mixing up technique and models and seeing what kind of ability each model has. All of this has fed into a story that is short on words but long on pictures that I’ve been…

While I’m currently ignoring Stable Diffusion V2, I did decide to look at some other models that people have been sharing that are trained to have different styles or impact. Okay, let’s talk about these models. My goal, and maybe yours, is to come up with something that has amazingly…

In this post, I discuss how to create a large, varied number of images using a script with Automatic1111, and how to modify the script for even more large-batch variety. You’ll have the power to step away from your local Stable Diffusion UI while it creates hundreds of images for…

First I discussed 25 artists for one prompt. Then I discussed sixteen more. In my pending directories of artists I have… let me count… 53 more artists. No, uh-uh, that’s too much to cover in detail and neither of us have the energy to get through all of them. …

In my previous post (Stable Diffusion AI Art and Twenty-Five Artists | by Eric Richards | Nov, 2022 | Medium) I wrote about how I studied the effects of 25 different artists on one prompt. Well, I’m still studying, and learning a bit along the way. I came back to…

Let’s take a deep dive into artists, given that my intentions for this week got a little derailed. It all started with Halloween. I decided to first experiment with making spooking images in Stable Diffusion (so easy with its current inability to render hands and arms well at all!) and…

For this post I have: Interesting resources I’ve seen lately. Notes on rendering my wife’s image in Stable Diffusion, between DreamBooth and embedded textual inversions. Recent Resources Starting out: okay, anyone creating Stable Diffusion art should totally read this one. It’s a visual book that goes through the various aspects of crafting…

Or not. Well, for my next experiment it’s time to try to get Dreambooth to run locally on my Windows machine. Oh wait, is it Dreambooth or DreamBooth? DreamBooth? Oh. I’ve been writing it wrong. Okay, DreamBooth then. Got it. Carrying on. This could be a total failure. One reason…