(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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I've put together this collection of 9 prompts for Mystic v2.5 just for you!
Try them out, play around, and share your results in the comments.
Thread below 🧵👇
1. A striking portrait of a woman with vivid pink hair, wearing a neon green jumpsuit, set against a white minimalist backdrop | natural light | soft color palette with high contrast | edgy, modern fashion editorial style | relaxed and confident pose
2. a black panther in the savanna, splashing through puddles | hunting a hidden crocodile | bright, sunny day with clear blue skies, documentary footage | dramatic lighting with motion blur
Creating your own LoRA styles in Flux is absolutely mind-blowing!
In this thread, I’ll explain how, including a couple of tricks to make the style completely your own.
Let’s go! 👇
If you're an artist with your own works, you can skip these steps.
If, like me, you’re terrible at drawing, you can create a basic sketch or simply generate an image using your favorite model. Here, I applied Dynavision in Remix (prompt in the ALT).
If you want to try @getremixai , do it now through this link.
They’re adding new LoRAs almost daily! Plus, it's the perfect place to learn from others and perfect your prompting technique!
Less than 24 hours since the release of Mystic v2, and I've compiled 7 prompts for you to try!
Plus, I've animated the images using Runway Gen3 and added some flair with Domo AI stylization.
All the info you need is in this thread 👇
1. An old scientist with gray hair and goggles, wearing a space suit, staring in awe at the stars. Futuristic machinery and soft blue lighting in the background, cinematic, highly detailed, with a subtle glow around the figure. Photorealistic style
2. A single eerie figure with a cracked, pale face and hollow eyes, wearing a weathered red hood. The figure stares into the distance with an unsettling, otherworldly gaze. Lovecraftian horror, standing in a foggy, desolate landscape. Photorealistic, dark, and ominous atmosphere
Generative AI is about to change how brands create their merch and marketing.
And now, you can do it too—in under an hour!
From designing your own product to generating stock images for your e-commerce and promotional videos!
Here’s your step-by-step guide 🧵👇
First, we need images of our products. This can be a real product, of course, or you can design it from scratch using AI. I used Ideogram 2.0 on @getremixai to create these snapback hats. The prompts are in the ALTs.
Now, it’s as easy as heading to @TheSimplicityAI and training your own models.
Here’s the step-by-step guide! I’m also sharing the prompts I used and how to animate the images to create the final clips!