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"Melody in the Shadows of Doom"
Made with comfyui. The workflow is embedded in this picture (Catbox)
Details
The basic idea was to create 3 Main pictures and to connect them via inpainting/Outpainting
The base Images and the prompts:
barefooted Tomboy, age 16, sitting on a rock in forest, smiling dreamly, red hair, freckles, green eyey, playing guitar.
a forest, atomic explosion in the sky
A group of undead zombie children sitting in a circle around a pentagram on the ground in a forest
I connect the mages via Outpainting and add a bottom layer to get a bigger picture and a more eerie felling of decay and destruction.
The whole process works with latents. No VAE Decoding and endcoding is needed in the process, which prevents quality loss in the generation process.
I still struggle a bit with the outpainting seams. They are still too visible.
I found a way to make the outpainting seams less obvious.
The adapted Workflow is embedded in this picture (Catbox)