Launch Chambers Series

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Tobias
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  Launch Chambers Series
  
  Model: Artistic 2
  
  Size: 880 X 1168 (1.03 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Sci-fi girl wearing a body-suit, stepping into a vertical cylindrical space capsule.
  
  Using base image: Yes (Effect strength - 70%)
  
  Base image resolution: Default
  
  Face enhance: No
  
  Upscale & Enhance: 0
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Prompt: Sci-fi girl wearing a body-suit, stepping into a vertical cylindrical space capsule.

Modifiers:

highly detailed dof intricate cinematic lighting cyberpunk very attractive beautiful high detail dynamic lighting award winning fantastic view colourful dark anime sci-fi sensual H.R. Giger blade runner Comic book Stylized Gerald Brom Line drawing Lois van Baarle Ligne claire ian gibson Optimal Composition highly detailed highly detailed highly detailed beautiful cinematic lighting intricate high detail very attractive highly detailed Chien Chung Wei highly detailed highly detailed highly detailed beautiful In the style of Frank Kalan

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More about Launch Chambers Series

More of these, but less closely resembling my underpainting experiment.
See the other, in some ways more successful image here:
https://deepdreamgenerator.com/ddream/h65xc4wynk5

Prompt and base image 'underpainting' are my own, but I think in amongst my modifiers I did use some from one of the excellent slightly retro sci-fi Dreams by @danny
https://deepdreamgenerator.com/ddream/o30oixhsp2z

Anyway, I've been playing around with using a rough sketch or underpainting to inform the structure of a generated image and this is the most successful. To create the underpainting I found a stock image of a woman wrapped in a towel stepping into a bath and very roughly blocked in the forms over it. Obviously if I was going to use any actual detail from the stock image I'd have to pay for it, and even this is borderline, but I think it's probably okay. If you look at the Start Image you can see just how rough it is!