Continuing the community challenges from @TendieMaster69@sh.itjust.works and following invitation from @thelsim@sh.itjust.works in the latest challenge, I’m opening this week’s challenge.

Theme

This week let’s play with opposites, and the theme is going to be “War and Peace”. It’ll be up to you which degree of which you represent or if you focus on the contrast between both. I think there’s a lot of interesting things to do here.

Rules

  1. Follow the community’s rules above all else

  2. One comment and image per user

  3. Embed image directly in the post (no external link)

  4. Workflow/Prompt sharing encouraged (we’re all here for fun)

  5. At the end of the week each post will be scored according to the following grid

    Prize Points
    Most upvoted +3 points
    Second most upvoted +1 point
    Theme is clear +1 point
    OP’s favorite (me, this week) +1 point
    Most original +1 point
    Last entry (to compensate for less time to vote) +1 point

  6. Posts that are ex aequo will both get the points

  7. Winner gets to pick next theme! Good luck everyone and eager to see what you make!

Past entries

  1. Dieslepunk
  2. Goosebump Book
  3. Deep Space Wonders
  4. Fairy Tales
  5. A New Sport
  6. Monsters are Back to School
  • Itrytoblenderrender@lemmy.worldEnglish
    9·
    1 year ago

    I´ve used Multiarea conditioning for this one. The comfyui Workflow should be embedded in the image.

    • AI: Comfyui
    • Model: lyriel_v14
    • Sampler: uni_pc
    • scheduler: Normal
    • steps: 40
    • cfg: 7
    • Upscale Model: 4x Ultra sharp

    General Prompt:

    RAW Photo of a birds eye view of a medieval city , shot on a canon eos

    Left Side area prompt:

    daytime

    Right Side area prompt:

    nighttime, burning buildings

    Negative Prompt:

    blurry, low quality

    • Anahkiasen@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOPEnglish
      2·
      1 year ago
      Second most upvoted +1
      Clear Theme +1
      OP’s Favorite +1
      Total 3 points

      Really love this one, the bird eye lens really makes the juxtaposition between the two parts of the pic really work. And thanks for sharing workflow! Congrats on 2nd place!