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Fox Strutting in Velvet Hallway as Oil Painting
Fox Strutting in Velvet Hallway as Oil Painting
2 years ago

i think i have this thing...

Créé 2 years ago · 2 commentaires· 0 j'aime

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“I think I have this thing where everybody has to think I'm the greatest.And if they aren't completely knocked out and dazzled and slightly intimidated by me, I don't feel good about myself.” ― Roald Dahl, Fantastic Mr. Fox
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Fox Strutting in Velvet Hallway as Oil Painting

A vibrant oil painting of a fox confidently walking down a dimly lit hallway. The fox has a puffed-out coat and a warm glow, rendered with soft focus, triadic colors, and layered textures.

Créé par mariam2 le Sep 4, 2024 en utilisant le modèle générateur d'images AI SDXL 1.0.


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Paramètres de Création

Prompts textuels
fox, I think I have this thing where everybody has to think I'm the greatest.And if they aren't completely knocked out and dazzled and slightly intimidated by me, I don't feel good about myself.
Weight: 1
Modèle
SDXL 1.0
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SDXL 1.0

Résolution initiale

Medium

Rapport d'aspect

1:1

Durée d'exécution

Short

Poids de l'invite globale

50%

Poids de l'affineur

50%

Méthode d'échantillonnage

K_DPMPP_2M


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