Or the umbrella car

I had that same thought about AI generating images and text. I almost called it “Generative Pre-trained Monkeys”…

Thanks!

Prompt: 1000s of monkeys sitting at typewriters, orderly rows, dystopian, digital art, ultra HD, 4k, close up, bokeh, depth of field

Workflow: Low effort. I was on my phone when I came up with the idea so I just used Bing/Copilot/DALL-E, iterated on prompts until I finally got a good image with the typewriters facing the correct direction… Though having them face the wrong way did have a level of humour to it.

(first time here, so hopefully I don’t break any rules!)

Looks like Grounded straight up. Maybe the spider isn’t giant. Maybe the kid is really small.

Guys, chill, he reads it for the articles.

Reminds me of Too Many Cooks

Gerber Is People

Probably first in lost baggage…

That’s a good idea. I’m not looking for photo real necessarily, but not quite as furry-lover either lol.

When I was looking at YiffyMix I found a “WereAnimal” LoRa and started playing with that. Initial results seemed good then started going downhill. I’ve started using ComfyUI since getting back into this and I’m still learning my way around the workflows.

Haha, okay, thanks!

The issue isn’t with generating good pictures in general. I’ve been doing this a while and have gone through a fair number of models.

The issue is getting it to generate human-animal hybrids that look good. I tend to get a lot of things similar to OP’s “first attempt” or creatures that are more on the animal side.

So that’s why I was hoping OP could give more specific tips about going from where they started to where they ended up.

Very cheesy.

Thanks, a little more… Anime?.. then I was aiming for, but I’ll give it a shot.

Got any tips? I’ve been trying to make a couple of human-animal hybrids and get a lot of crap.

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That makes so much more sense. Thank you.

Electing the Greens with a majority would be a start…

When watching sports on tv, half the ads are for sports betting. It’s disgusting.

Brink’s says it reached out to Air Canada on April 27 to let the airline know it was demanding a full reimbursement of the costs it has sustained, but as of Oct. 6, “there has been no response from AC.”

Haha sounds like they’re getting the same “customer service” as passengers! They should have put air tags on their cargo to track down which lost luggage warehouse its in.