merkros
CHYOA Guru
So AI Art is all the craze nowadays. Seriously. In the last few weeks, we've had AI Art Commissions, Marcie and Gina Face Reveals, and Dark AI-Generated Deities thanks to yours truly.
All of this is via the power of AI Art. I think Neural Nets are at work, or something. I don't know the exact science behind it. Essentially the AI takes your input, renders an image based on a very large directory of images, breaks down the image, adds some noise and chaos, and generates an image based on descriptors that the Artist provides. These can be large and complex or quite simple.
I believe Stable Diffusion is available to download although it is complicated to get working. It's mostly something that takes a lot of time and know-how on where things are. The drawback to this is that while you have full artistic powers to input whatever prompt or idea that you want without having to worry about Censors and Blocks that most websites exist. However, it is extremely intensive on your hardware and takes a long time to generate.
Alternatively and a far more sensible option is to use an online website to generate the images. This is far easier and takes less time...Although you do have to worry about those darn censors thwarting your desires to make AI-generated boobies. The biggest site of choice for this is Nightcafe. Using an external website is far easier and you'll find it far more likely to actually get images that aren't deformed messes because that's part of the fun and frustration with AI-Generated Art. You never know exactly what you might be able to get out of it. You get a lot of trash that you can't really use without heavy editing.
So I thought it was time to drop a thread so everyone can share the Good and the Bad of whatever AI Art generation might come by.
I'll happily start!
These were all done with Nightcafe:
With this first image, I wanted to generate a woman that looked like she had Galaxies in her eyes. I got a lot of good results, but this one was my favorite:
The next couple of images came courtesy of the Dark Gods RPG that's starting up in the Sexual RPG forum. I wanted to generate a woman with snake hair and I definitely got some nice imagry out of it.
This next one, I wanted to create just a normal-looking high school student that looked normal and was in high school. It only seems a little uncanny.
Finally, and you'll notice this a bit later when i post images that i generated on my own pc. I had a specific experiment i was running where i was comparing what I could generate vs Nightcafe. I wanted to generate a princess character with red hair and a crown. I generated a bunch on Nightcafe and none of them were really disastrous, but these three really stood out.
Finally for Nightcafe, for one of my first prompts i simply typed in "boobies" and got a lot of birds, but I also got this beautiful fantasy scape just randomly out of all the birbs.
So the next set of images, I generated on my own PC using Stable Diffusion. Now, Nightcafe does a lot of the hard work with art style and mood for you. So I've found that when you're generating your own image, using a base image to start with is very useful to ground your art into reality a bit.
for these first few images, I was mostly just trying to add some descriptors and starting with a base image. They were mostly good, but there were a few things that were off (like half the necklace missing in the first one.
Then for the next set of images, I was back onto the motif of a red haired princess. I spend something like 4 hours generating 100 of these and these are the ones that came out good:
I also tried to do a lot of Fantasy creatures, but most of them turned out horribly. This was the only one that turned out kind of good:
One thing that i experimented with was typing in the names of famous people and yeah that does help focus your image a little. (I think Nightcafe has rules about using real people in their prompts though.) One thing I tried to do just on a whim was trying to get an image of Olivia Wilde as a centaur. I don't know why. It was just a reasonable jump from trying to generate centaur images.
so behold. Olivia Wilde the Fleshtaur and the Horse-Olivia hybrid(shield your childrens' eyes!):
and with that nightmare fuel. I'm going to bed!
All of this is via the power of AI Art. I think Neural Nets are at work, or something. I don't know the exact science behind it. Essentially the AI takes your input, renders an image based on a very large directory of images, breaks down the image, adds some noise and chaos, and generates an image based on descriptors that the Artist provides. These can be large and complex or quite simple.
I believe Stable Diffusion is available to download although it is complicated to get working. It's mostly something that takes a lot of time and know-how on where things are. The drawback to this is that while you have full artistic powers to input whatever prompt or idea that you want without having to worry about Censors and Blocks that most websites exist. However, it is extremely intensive on your hardware and takes a long time to generate.
Alternatively and a far more sensible option is to use an online website to generate the images. This is far easier and takes less time...Although you do have to worry about those darn censors thwarting your desires to make AI-generated boobies. The biggest site of choice for this is Nightcafe. Using an external website is far easier and you'll find it far more likely to actually get images that aren't deformed messes because that's part of the fun and frustration with AI-Generated Art. You never know exactly what you might be able to get out of it. You get a lot of trash that you can't really use without heavy editing.
So I thought it was time to drop a thread so everyone can share the Good and the Bad of whatever AI Art generation might come by.
I'll happily start!
These were all done with Nightcafe:
With this first image, I wanted to generate a woman that looked like she had Galaxies in her eyes. I got a lot of good results, but this one was my favorite:
The next couple of images came courtesy of the Dark Gods RPG that's starting up in the Sexual RPG forum. I wanted to generate a woman with snake hair and I definitely got some nice imagry out of it.
This next one, I wanted to create just a normal-looking high school student that looked normal and was in high school. It only seems a little uncanny.
Finally, and you'll notice this a bit later when i post images that i generated on my own pc. I had a specific experiment i was running where i was comparing what I could generate vs Nightcafe. I wanted to generate a princess character with red hair and a crown. I generated a bunch on Nightcafe and none of them were really disastrous, but these three really stood out.
Finally for Nightcafe, for one of my first prompts i simply typed in "boobies" and got a lot of birds, but I also got this beautiful fantasy scape just randomly out of all the birbs.
So the next set of images, I generated on my own PC using Stable Diffusion. Now, Nightcafe does a lot of the hard work with art style and mood for you. So I've found that when you're generating your own image, using a base image to start with is very useful to ground your art into reality a bit.
for these first few images, I was mostly just trying to add some descriptors and starting with a base image. They were mostly good, but there were a few things that were off (like half the necklace missing in the first one.
Then for the next set of images, I was back onto the motif of a red haired princess. I spend something like 4 hours generating 100 of these and these are the ones that came out good:
I also tried to do a lot of Fantasy creatures, but most of them turned out horribly. This was the only one that turned out kind of good:
One thing that i experimented with was typing in the names of famous people and yeah that does help focus your image a little. (I think Nightcafe has rules about using real people in their prompts though.) One thing I tried to do just on a whim was trying to get an image of Olivia Wilde as a centaur. I don't know why. It was just a reasonable jump from trying to generate centaur images.
so behold. Olivia Wilde the Fleshtaur and the Horse-Olivia hybrid(shield your childrens' eyes!):
and with that nightmare fuel. I'm going to bed!
