8: intermediate image for a bard NPC in my D&D campaign

8: intermediate image for a bard NPC in my D&D campaign
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More about 8: intermediate image for a bard NPC in my D&D campaign

(new model, and old problems rear their ugly heads)

So I says to myself 'self, maybe evolve is the answer'. As you can see... not quite. The top of the dress is what happens when I tried to recolor the dress and turn it into fancier fabric. Luckily Tramma 'the Tramp' has always been an extroverted exhibitionist, so that part didn't worry me too much. Not being able to get it to do the same thing to the skirt was kinda annoying, and the style and cut of the dress has changed more than I liked.

I had used evolve and generate with enough effect strength to maintain MOST elements of my original image, and try to get it to fix things for me. But... in the end I couldn't come up with the right combination of evolve, generate, starting image, and prompts. Prompts is even harder than math.

Still couldn't take advantage of just recoloring the dress, or recoloring the halfway decent fringe I had generated at one point that had gone silver on me. But this half sheet and half opaque dress is fairly visually striking, and I had long become resigned to not getting the fringe right. Some things are apparently beyond me when wrestling with AI.

In order to try to get everything colored the way I wanted, I had apparently emphasized 'copper' too much, and that descriptor escaped out and redid her hair and the necklace, too. And now the necklace was doing that weird deal where every time I tried to delete or change it. I kept idly adding a 'remove necklace' every time I did any other edit, and EVENTUALLY after a lot of edits on the armlets and other elements got to the point of having a bare neck again.

I thought I was home free, hair I have mostly figured out. I had left the hair for last, I'd just fix that once I successfully recreated that nice silver necklace with the crescent moon hanging on it. That's when I found out the true horror of the undeletable necklace spawning more undeletable necklaces.


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