EDIT: instructionsPros: stable, pretty, it preserves the original prompt while adding colors and giving a realistic illustration style, vanishing pointsCons: kinda weak, hands (quite a bit)I did another run <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2536871?modelVersionId=2849703">here</a> trying to strenghten the impact while reducing hand problems: THIS VERSION IS OBSOLETE_____________________A chunk of Civit users gave generated images to produce a LoRA. Here the original article:<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/articles/28205/closed-community-chaos-lora-project-keep-the-chaos-rolling">(CLOSED) Community chaos LoRA project - Keep the chaos rolling! | Civitai</a>In alphabetical order:<ul><li>Colorblind_duck</li><li>Icy799</li><li>Iusedtobeme</li><li>Moritanik</li><li>Ouinche</li><li>Silvana_</li><li>Unexpectedlyprovided</li><li>Zlia</li><li>And, of course, the instigator, me: Argiop33</li></ul>Then I tagged everything (badly), put the contributor's name in the images tags (because why not), sacrificed a fat lamb to Nyarlathotep and started the Civit trainer with Prodigy and some random number ('cause, you know, prodigy) screaming "YOLO" (I am a boomer, you know).Now, you know the drill: you post here, I gain buzz. You use it, I gain buzz. Thank you. It should be quite safe to use in the daily challenge and other things. See ya.

Community Delirium - SDXL version

11th Epoch. Randomly chosen, I never really had a plan

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