Here's a copy of what she told me. I use a combination of mage.space (very easy and convenient, can do it on my iPad while I’m doing other things) and Automatic1111 with various models and plug-ins when I’m trying to do something more ambitious or explicit. None of them are very good at multisubject scenes yet (which you obviously need for any kind of sex scenes), but I think they’ll get there.
Okay, so for multisubject images and for images where I want to do a series with subject consistency, I use some real people prompts. Real people work better as archetypes (shorcuts for a person you'd have to describe with many many prompts). For example: Terry Crews is a great replacement for "big muscular bald black man". Especially if I have women in the scene, too. It's less likely to mix Terry Crews into the women in the scene than it is to make the women black, muscular and bald if I were to use those prompts separately.
For the women, I use a mix of women like: Grace Kelly for the face, Abigail Ratchford or Lindsey Pelas for the body. I specify the hairstyle I want (side part long wavy blonde hair for Jenny, blonde pigtails for Kitty) and the clothing style (lingerie, hip-hop, urban, bridal, cheerleader), the colors (red & white for the cheerleader, blue eyes, pink dress, etc.) and the setting (street, classroom, bedroom, etc.). And usually an expression or emotion (smiling, flirting, submissive, angry, etc.) Then I finish with quality/style keys - detailed face, perfect face, detailed rendered eyes and the usual ones for high quality, extreme detail, HDR, 8K, trending on ArtStation, etc.
Also sometimes it helps to start the prompt with the general composition you want - like two shot, couple, black man hugging white woman, etc.
I use Stable Diffusion - a variety of models. Mostly: Deliberate, Liberty, DucHaitenAIArt and URPM. For the sex scenes where cocks and/or cum is involved, I use loras or textual inversions to insert those elements into the scene.
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Yes!!! Coxville is great series!!
ReplyDeleteWhat AI art engine does Miri use?
ReplyDeleteHere's a copy of what she told me. I use a combination of mage.space (very easy and convenient, can do it on my iPad while I’m doing other things) and Automatic1111 with various models and plug-ins when I’m trying to do something more ambitious or explicit. None of them are very good at multisubject scenes yet (which you obviously need for any kind of sex scenes), but I think they’ll get there.
DeleteThe real questions are what are her prompts!?!? Amazing work.
DeleteOkay, so for multisubject images and for images where I want to do a series with subject consistency, I use some real people prompts. Real people work better as archetypes (shorcuts for a person you'd have to describe with many many prompts). For example: Terry Crews is a great replacement for "big muscular bald black man". Especially if I have women in the scene, too. It's less likely to mix Terry Crews into the women in the scene than it is to make the women black, muscular and bald if I were to use those prompts separately.
DeleteFor the women, I use a mix of women like: Grace Kelly for the face, Abigail Ratchford or Lindsey Pelas for the body. I specify the hairstyle I want (side part long wavy blonde hair for Jenny, blonde pigtails for Kitty) and the clothing style (lingerie, hip-hop, urban, bridal, cheerleader), the colors (red & white for the cheerleader, blue eyes, pink dress, etc.) and the setting (street, classroom, bedroom, etc.). And usually an expression or emotion (smiling, flirting, submissive, angry, etc.) Then I finish with quality/style keys - detailed face, perfect face, detailed rendered eyes and the usual ones for high quality, extreme detail, HDR, 8K, trending on ArtStation, etc.
Also sometimes it helps to start the prompt with the general composition you want - like two shot, couple, black man hugging white woman, etc.
I use Stable Diffusion - a variety of models. Mostly: Deliberate, Liberty, DucHaitenAIArt and URPM. For the sex scenes where cocks and/or cum is involved, I use loras or textual inversions to insert those elements into the scene.
Hope that helps!
Is this available on Twitter?
ReplyDeleteI'll ask her.
DeleteI haven't posted them on Twitter myself, but I can. :)
DeleteLove, Love, Love the artwork! Thanks for Sharing
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