(2/6)The tricky part is keeping our character consistent while applying variations.
So let's do just that. Copy the URL of the initial image (ensure to open it on browser first), use /imagine prompt:, and then paste the same prompt as before. But let's add a little modification
(3/6) Now, do the same, maintaining the original image url, but modifying his status. Lets say... bowing!
(4/6) And keep going on! Now Jimmy is prepared to run
(5/6) We can also add accesories, such as sunglasses
(6/6) I know the results can be improved, but certainly this can greatly accelerate the process of designing characters, animations... Give it a try and let me know!😊
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This is the best combo for total consistency with AI.
Kling O1 + Nano Banana Pro
Here’s everything you need to know to get it on Higgsfield 👇
Just a few hours after its release and @higgsfield_ai has already integrated Kling O1 into its suite, the omnireference model that lets you achieve video consistency like never before.
Let’s get started 👇
First thing we’ll do is generate our character.
I found that this grid prompt for Nano Banana Pro is perfect, you upload a pic of someone and it gives you 4 shots from different angles, which we’ll use right after.
The prompt is super long, so I’ll drop it in a screenshot.
Flux 2 just dropped and it's already the alternative to Nano Banana Pro!
I tested both models across 11 different scenarios using extreme prompts in LTX, which one comes out on top?
Let’s break it down in this thread 🧵
1. How would a 5 year old kid draw a portrait of Steve Buscemi?
Unless that kid’s name is Picasso, I’d say the second option (Flux) is way closer, it did a much better job figuring out the kind of lines it should use!
The prompt’s in the screenshot.
Nano Banana 0 - 1 Flux 2.0
2. What if he were a character being hunted by the Spanish Inquisition?
Once again, the second option takes the win. Nano Banana made him look way too good!
Another point for Flux. Prompt’s in the screenshot.
This workflow for creating infinite lofi chill AI loops is one of my favorites!
Do the work once, then just enjoy creating with Workflows on ImagineArt.
Bookmark this now, save time later.
Having a creative interface that’s optimized and perfectly organized is key for any project.
That’s why @ImagineArt_X launched Workspaces, a tool that lets you set up the perfect pipeline to save you time and money. Let me show you how it works 👇
Every project’s different and might need different nodes, but I’ll cover the key ones here.
Start with an Import node (ref image), a text node (prompt), and an image node.
Set up nano banana, connect the dots like in the screenshot, and the prompt goes in the ALT.
How much money are AI music cover channels making?
Is it even legal?
I’m breaking it all down for you, based on my own channel that I started just a month ago 👇
AI covers are blowing up lately, soo I decided to launch my channel a month ago, got it monetized in 10 days, and it’s been getting an amazing response.
Here’s the link, and I’ll walk you through the whole process and share some numbers, just below 👇 youtube.com/@radiomandanga
It all started after I watched the iconic Soul cover of 50cent.
Spain needs to bring its musical classics back, too much trash coming out lately. So I picked an 80s icon: El Fary.
I used Suno v5 to cover La Mandanga, which also gave the channel its name.