How did you DO that?! by TheGuyWhoDidAThing, literature
Literature
How did you DO that?!
if you need to skip my very important philosophy/bloviation, skip to the TL;DR THE PROCESS So, almost daily I get questions in my inbox or comments on the images I post: What's your prompt? Catbox the file so I can read the metadata! What LoRA is this? and so on. I hate to break it to you, but even if I gave you the exact prompt, checkpoint, LoRAs involved, and the seed, you're simply not going to get the same result. It'll be in the same ballpark, but it just won't have the same level of detail these images have. Don't worry, I'm not on a high horse here. I've written this post to explain my process in detail so you too can get the same kind of results! But before we begin, please read the following statement like 20 times: THE PROMPT IS NOT IMPORTANT. THE PROMPT WILL NOT GIVE YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED. Obviously that's a pretty hyperbolic statement. And it's not entirely true, but I'm trying to make a point here. Everywhere I go for discourse on image generation, I see this
The Melissa Plant
By Moe
“This is the third time you have been late this week! I have warned you a number of times about being late and what the consequences would be. This morning you missed the entire breakfast service causing problems for the rest of the staff. I am afraid I have no choice but to let you go. I am sorry Melissa but there is nothing I can do.”
“I am really sorry Miss Baxter but my alarm clock did not go off again,” Melissa tried to explain to her boss who ran the university food service cafeteria.
“Well then, maybe you should have gotten another alarm clock. Maybe before you get your ne