I am not sure how I feel about image renderings containing the actual signatures of the artists they must be trained upon. I did not specify the rather popular fantasy illustrator “Greg Rothkowski” here. I’ve noticed the new model is good at rendering words, and I actually think it’s doing an overall better job at rendering good results, so congrats to dev on this triumph!

However, this is really pushing the argument for AI a bit into a bad light. If curious, I used the “Fantasy Portrait” style with the following prompt:

the Krovians are a sturdy, ((four-armed)) species with rough, scaly skin. They are known for their resilience and adaptability, having evolved on a planet with extreme temperature variations. Their cybernetic enhancements are often a blend of necessity and aesthetic, a testament to their technological prowess. The driver, with his grizzled appearance and cybernetic arm, seems to be a seasoned individual, likely with a wealth of stories from his time navigating the undercity. The Krovian driver, a grizzled Krovian with a cybernetic arm, looks at you with curiosity before nodding in understanding as you glide over to the open side door…

No negative prompt used.

  • VioneT@lemmy.worldMEnglish
    4·
    1 month ago

    Okay, so since you used a ‘Style’, it would essentially add additional text/prompt to your input prompt to ‘steer’ the image to the selected style.

    Here is how the prompt is set up using the ‘Fantasy Portrait’ style on the t2i-framework-plugin generators like ai-text-to-image-generator:

    <Your prompt>, d&d, fantasy, highly detailed, digital painting, artstation, sharp focus, fantasy art, character art, illustration, 8k, art by artgerm and greg rutkowski. It’s an absolute world-class masterpiece artwork. It’s an aesthetically pleasing artwork with impeccable attention to detail and impressive composition.

    So, with the prompt adding ‘greg rutkowski’ (and artstation) it would add some kind of signature (or watermark) with it. You can view what the styles are adding on this styles import page.

    • enthusiasm_headquarters@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
      1·
      28 days ago

      Yeah, I know styles add a preset list of prompts…It’s just that one would think this behavior would be inherently dealt with by now. Part of it’s training, so to speak. I guess I’ll be more vigilant about describing things without words and signatures, but it’s not quite a “style”, as in a general kind of inspired creation, if it’s including a signature. That’s more akin to just “copying.” I’m sure this will improve with time.