I had the idea of using an ink splatter theme for the world morph contest because I haven't seen it done before and I think it would look cool. However, using the color red could make it look horrifying, so I'll need to add monochrome to control the red ink issue. Feel free to experiment! NEW: Adding Flux. It seems to produce a very different result compared to Pony. I don't have enough buzz to experiment heavily with it. Looking forward to seeing your creativity! Trigger: ink splats, monochrome. Note: You can remove monochrome and it will give color, but it can appear bloody. Be aware of that. To prevent red, add a color prompt. You can use prompt like colorful, rainbow, etc. You can try adding a landscape to show land if possible. Add details such as a forest, river, volcano, desert, grass, or clouds to enrich the background. It includes many images with a solid white background and black ink splats. I used the furry LoRA, and it produced interesting results. I recommend experimenting with LoRA.

Ink Splats Style (Flux/Pony)

Ink_Splats.safetensors

690983_training_data.zip

Pony V1

Flux1D 1.0

I had the idea of using an ink splatter theme for the world morph contest because I haven't seen it done before and I think it would look cool. However, using the color red could make it look horrifying, so I'll need to add monochrome to control the red ink issue. Feel free to experiment! NEW: Adding Flux. It seems to produce a very different result compared to Pony. I don't have enough buzz to experiment heavily with it. Looking forward to seeing your creativity! Trigger: ink splats, monochrome. Note: You can remove monochrome and it will give color, but it can appear bloody. Be aware of that. To prevent red, add a color prompt. You can use prompt like colorful, rainbow, etc. You can try adding a landscape to show land if possible. Add details such as a forest, river, volcano, desert, grass, or clouds to enrich the background. It includes many images with a solid white background and black ink splats. I used the furry LoRA, and it produced interesting results. I recommend experimenting with LoRA.

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