Oh good, so it’s not just me :)
SJW seems to be having some problems I think.

Oh good, so it’s not just me :)
SJW seems to be having some problems I think.

Oh dear, now I’m wondering if I’m on your list or not :)

I only have two bot accounts blocked, not even sure if they’re still active.

You’ll have to include @Cavendish@lemmynsfw.com for them to read your message.
I post all these entries under my account.

Anyway, I think it’s great if @Cavendish@lemmynsfw.com wins this round. I’ll be looking forward to the next challenge! :)

Nicely done! And welcome :)

tonur

@tonur@feddit.dk

I generated this ungodly abomination for my TTRPG party as one of our players is a centaur. But Microsoft Copilot couldn’t understand that a horse head was unnecessary.

Prompt was;

Can you generate me a picture of a kentaur that squeeses up a tight circulair revolving stairway, that is much smaller than the kentaurs frame?

cloudless

@cloudless@piefed.social

2 in 1 for efficiency.

Thelsim

@thelsim@sh.itjust.works

You really know how to pick a challenge :)

Prompt: page scan of a bestiary codex, a centaur with a human face, holding a spear, overlooking a peaceful meadow --ar 3:2 --exp 10

Mechanize

@Mechanize@feddit.it

Using Chroma (v50 annealed GGUF Q4) it was pretty straightforward to get a centaur in whichever style, so I tried to make something weirder, making the head a completely different style from the rest of the image.

It was kind of a PITA to get something somewhat coherent and not messed up, but I think with enough prompt massaging it could output something really nice, but I don’t have the hardware to experiment too much: it just takes too long to gen.
Still, it was fun.

Cavendish

@Cavendish@lemmynsfw.com

Been lurking for a long while, thought I’d finally jump in on the fun. This uses a Flux derivative model called STOIQO Unleashed for an initial pass, then I upscale the latent and run a second pass using the new Flux Krae model.

Deceptichum

@Deceptichum@quokk.au

merde alors

@merde@sh.itjust.works

indeed, anime models easily generate centaurs. Made with “Nova furry”. Not a style that’s interesting for me, but some were funny.

swelter_spark

@swelter_spark@reddthat.com

Here’s my best attempt. Good enough! Don’t look too closely at the details.

Ziggurat

@Ziggurat@jlai.lu

Just a fast classical one Actually bings does the trick

The Planet of Adventure series (it came as a single book) by Jack Vance.
It was more of an adventure book than sci-fi. Light on the science but amazingly descriptive with the details of its world building. It was the first time I could read a book and really experience it like I was there. I dug it out of my dad’s sci-fi collection when I was about 11 I think. It was a Dutch translation and came with a separate map. I loved that map so much, you could follow the journey and fantasize about all those other parts that weren’t mentioned in the book.

So yea, it’s the book that opened a whole realm of imagination for me.

Trust me, there were a lot of failures before I got lucky with this one :)

My favorite wrong one was this one:

I thought to be clever by explaining that a centaur has the lower body of a horse and the upper body of a human 🙄

I also tried asking Mistral the same question and it got a bit confused:

The only one to get it right in one go was the NovelAI model:

But that one is pretty much trained exclusively on anime art, so I’m guess there’s a ton of centaurs in that training set :)

You really know how to pick a challenge :)

Prompt: page scan of a bestiary codex, a centaur with a human face, holding a spear, overlooking a peaceful meadow --ar 3:2 --exp 10