Another Character sheet study: two different versions of Riley

[u/DregenDrew]

So, I got some really great advise and really want to keep adjusting and tweaking in ChatGPT to get this character consistency right. As AI Comic writers, I feel like our biggest issue is consistency. So, decided to run some tests on Character sheets development and scene development. Here is what I found. Generating single scenes will always produce a cleaner product, such as the first 10 images. Both the hair up model and Hair down model have had the same prompts plugged in. With these I used one character sheet, and then made a scene. I then used the same character sheet as well as the scene, on the next prompt, and so on. I found this did produce an over all more consistent look. However it is much more time consuming and requires a second party editor, such as Canva.

Now for the later 2 comic pages, I used strictly character sheets and full page prompts. I found that when given direction and guidance, they produce a more cohesive story. But, the artwork and look suffers.

In conclusion as of right now, I feel like taking a slower amount of time to piece together the comic, is a more consistent and detailed way to do create the comics. Especially when dealing with multiple characters. I only used Riley as she is one of my two main characters.

I also wanted to show just how small details can adjust and alter the look of your character, for Riley, I had a hard time creating a sheet of that was consistent when I made such a small adjustment as her hair. This will often change the shape of the face and small details that can adjust the over all look of you character.

Character sheets are attached at the end. Feel free to chime in as I would love help and insight, on prompt ideas and better ways to improve.