Theo’s AI Quicksandbox

[Theo]

Here's a bit of a follow-up if you will from a story I did last month: You, Your Girlfriend, and The Mud

Perhaps it's your second mudding adventure with your girlfriend, but this time, you go to a quarry together

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[cerberus]

Another nice set. I'm enjoying these.

[duuudeization]

So realistic

[bogbud]

So realistic

If only.........

That series is great. How did you manage to keep the character consistent? As far as i have seen it's incredibly difficult to create a series of pics with the "same" person.

[Theo]

Another nice set. I'm enjoying these.

Thank you Cerberus! I hope you got to see the other little set on the previous page, I attempted to get both on one page, but I guess goofed

So realistic

Thanks duuudeization! Some turn out better than others, but I still notice a few dumb little things, like her bottom teeth on the last one look a little funny. But I tend to overlook the little things if I think it's a good pic.

That series is great. How did you manage to keep the character consistent? As far as i have seen it's incredibly difficult to create a series of pics with the "same" person.

Thanks bogbud! I hate to reveal my secret recipe (though I think I've mention it on here before), but I use names of actresses, singers, TV personalities, etc. that I happen to like. That helps a lot, though I still see some inconsistences, especially in hair color/style/length, probably because they might change their hair from time to time. Another technique I've used is to find a good set of words for character traits that I want that produces some consistent results, and keep using it, which is what I did with this story: Fond Memories

Still, as you'll see in the follow-up posts below, I ended up with two(ish) distinct characters, so I just sorted out the ones that were most alike to used them in the story.

[Theo]

Hey y'all, apologies for my ridiculously long absence, but summer is always hectic for me, and this one was even more so. But hopefully I'll be getting more active again as things wind down. Here's a new two page set I've been working on the last few days, and soon I'll probably repost the stuff that was lost during the great server purge. Hope you enjoy!

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[Theo]

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[cerberus]

Nice to see you back and in such good form. I've been thinking it was a bit quiet around here. Like this set and looking forward to the next posts!

[Theo]

Nice to see you back and in such good form. I've been thinking it was a bit quiet around here. Like this set and looking forward to the next posts!

Yes, I guess it's not a bad idea to take a little break once in a while, even if it's somewhat impromptu. Keeps things fresh and interesting.

I see you've been keeping up the excellent work on your side—I kinda like going off the beaten track every now and then. Quite intriguing

Stay tuned!

[cerberus]

Nice to see you back and in such good form. I've been thinking it was a bit quiet around here. Like this set and looking forward to the next posts!

Yes, I guess it's not a bad idea to take a little break once in a while, even if it's somewhat impromptu. Keeps things fresh and interesting.

I see you've been keeping up the excellent work on your side—I kinda like going off the beaten track every now and then. Quite intriguing

Stay tuned!

Thanks, messing with Stable Diffusion is my break, it stops me doing gardening and other annoying stuff like that. "Off the beaten track" is fun, I try all the things I wouldn't use in a photorealistic set and anything my imagination can come up with. Sometimes, I put in fairly random stuff to see what happens, every now and then you hit something good. It's been quite useful in developing my prompting as well, for example: for some time I used simple name/descriptions for the environmental elements like "mossy peatbog", I'm now being more descriptive and it looks like this "mossy peatbog, extensive sunken area covered in patches of reeds and moss interspersed with areas of lichen encrusted dark mud". Coming up with this kind of thing for a file containing about 30 settings is quite good for exercising the creative processes! I still have a lot of things to play with Stable Diffusion, I've no idea where I'll be going next, that the fun of it.