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Prompt: https://s.mj.run/FqK6OjkPEAY https://s.mj.run/Crgbdbu7aIA Fantasy movie, A centipede bus, cinematic lighting, shot on 35mm film --ar 4:3 --sref https://s.mj.run/C67DQnlVebU --iw 0.6 --v 6.1
An attempt at bringing a codex seraphinianus image to life. The original is one of the prompt urls.
https://s.mj.run/FqK6OjkPEAY
https://s.mj.run/Crgbdbu7aIA
https://s.mj.run/C67DQnlVebU
Yes, those were the input images I've used.
So what I did was first I created this drawing of the centipede bus, using the codex seraphinianus prompt:
Next I used that as input, together with a style reference from one of my earlier posts, the snail knight, because I wanted to create something in the same mood:
That ended up with an in-between kind of image that I reused as extra input to steer it further away from the drawn aspect of the original image:
I've just copypasted URLs from your post so I could click them after Lemmy converts them to hyperlinks in my comment. But then you've copied the images directly, with extra explanation. I feel like this turned out to be bigger effort than necessary.
Anyway, my wife liked the centibus.
Nah, that’s fine. I wanted to write out the workflow anyway.
I wasn’t sure why you put in the URLs, so I figured I’d add some context. And yes, in typical me fashion, I tend to go overboard once I get into something :)
Oh and Centibus is a much better name, I love it.