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Irena Kirk - October Quest - Easter
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Irena Kirk paused, her gaze fixed on the endless rows of pastel bunnies and orange gourds. Something felt wrong. Not just the unsettling juxtaposition of spring and autumn, but a deeper discordance. The pumpkins seemed to watch her, their carved smiles widening in the dim light. She reached out, touching a bunny’s cold ceramic ear. A faint clicking echoed from the depths of the aisle, growing louder with each step she took forward. Each basket held not candy or treats, but something else entirely - small, smooth stones painted with unsettlingly familiar faces. The fog thickened, and Irena realized she wasn't alone in this strange place; a presence lurked just beyond her sight, its breath cold against her neck.
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K J Baker @MystressSpykes
thanks for the follow, following back. Your gallery is stunning💜
2025-11-12T01:15:17.732ZReply
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- Modell
QIE2509 Nun 8step, Krea Nun InPaint & SDXL Up
- Prompts
- using a specialized prompt sent to Qwen 3-8B to take the theme and instructions, a large number of random locations, then create a prompt with the character, and since i'm using QIE2509, i put a small pre-fix to the prompt, and this is the result: use the real woman in image 1, this is a photograph ...
- Arbeitsablauf
- ComfyUI used to gen the source, then ComfyUI again to fix anything using Flux Krea Nunchaku for any inpaints, then SDXL w/ ControlNet direct 4k upscale(meaning no tiling), and finally GIMP to do any pre or post-fixes, as well as final color correction and enhancing, and signaturing. and newly added is using Gemma-3-12B in LM Studio to generate short stories about the images to give a touch of curiosity to them.
