Bronze Age Scythe Warrior Poses?*

More about Bronze Age Scythe Warrior Poses?*

So I've been spending credits playing around with the creative mode of the Upscaler tool. (Lot of adjustments to try out.) But I'm thinking my credits would have been better spent with the edit tool. Oh, it does seem to upscale, and its 1 point cheaper than the straight upscale, but it's prompt adherence is low. Very low. In comparison with the few free img2img editing tools out there, my prompt had little effect.

My starting image (created elsewhere) used FLUX with two custom LORAs: Artful Female Anatomy (that's what that text is referencing) and Christina Grimdark.

So why the creative upscale? The text shouldn't be there. I first tried prompting to remove it. Did not work. Then I used a generic editing prompt I use for enhanced image quality. I did not prompt for facial refining, yet the "upscale" changed the face. Considering I used a Character LORA that kind of renders this image useless, except as a generic character study.

*BTW, this character study was for a witch. LOL

Description: Six different poses of a woman with dark brown hair and a dark bronze tan, wearing a black leather corset dress with golden bronze accents and brown belts around her waist and a floor-length black leather skirt covering only the front of her body and two black sheer mesh long-sleeved shirts, standing on a light gray background with a golden metal crescent-shaped scythe with a twisted wooden handle. The woman is facing to the right in the first pose, with her head up and her right leg slightly bent. She is looking forward in the second and third poses, with her left hand resting on her head and her right hand holding a scythe. She is holding a sword in the fourth pose and is seen from the back in the last pose. Her right leg is exposed, and she is barefoot.