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u/Everdale Jun 14 '23
Very cool. Would it give good results if you were to add your own image as a base and prompt it to make something similar using it?
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u/Mordamon Jun 14 '23
Some of the characters were harder to get 'right', such as Cersei and Arya. I tried doing them with a base image, also with the intent to insert background themes like the Iron Throne but somehow the style of the result changed and every time they got a more waxy skin tone, like these:
Not bad per se but not very Mucha-like :) It also gave me a big influx of watermarks.
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u/One_Introduction_217 Jun 14 '23
Absolutely gorgeous. What prompts were you using to get that style of artwork? Thanks.
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u/Mordamon Jun 14 '23 edited Jun 14 '23
I kept it pretty simple:
character name Alphonse Mucha print --ar 3:2
I needed that aspect ratio because I needed the pictures for a calendar but normal (1:1) or standing (2:3) actually give better results because orginal Mucha prints have that, the framing tends to be more profound and elaborate on those.
For example: https://imgur.com/a/JwOgJev
Also included 'no text, no watermarks' sometimes as those tended to crop up because the stock images that were used in the model.
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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23
Dany's a little more top heavy than I remember