Goblin Trader
Goblin Trader
Trying out a Goblin LORA with this one. was going for more of a spread of weapons for sale with this Goblin arms dealer, but love his expression. Heres a couple more I liked.
Model and Prompt used
width: 600
height: 800
model: dreamshaper_7
count: 4
guidance: 7.0
steps: 30
sampler: dpmpp_2m_karras
seed: 615447110
upscale: 1
lora1_strength: 0.7
lora2_strength: 0.7
prompt: a (devious scheming greedy tricky pockmarked very-short goblin) (at a weathered black market stall) (selling his wares of wicked rusted swords and daggers)+ In a dimly-lit alley of the goblin city, Isometric view, gritty texture, shadows and highlights, urban environment, atmospheric setting, candid capture, candid moment, moody atmosphere, detailed composition, D&D, dramatic lighting, rugged weaponry, tarnished armor, ambient illumination
negative_prompt: ugly, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, extra limbs, disfigured, deformed, body out of frame, blurry, bad anatomy, blurred, watermark, grainy, signature, cut off, draft, censored, anime, cartoon, fake, plastic skin, doll-like, fake hair, plastic, toy-like, not real, drawn look, large ears, filters, animated look, painting, cell shaded, digital art, pixar, cgi, porcelain, statues, monochrome, black and white, grayscale, colorless, greyscale, black and white, black-and-white, without color, not in color, tintless, drab, fat, pregnant, removed, omitted, multi-color eyes, malformed, misshapen, partner out of frame,
lora1: A65D6C01FA4DC26FEDA4B00B3566ECAFCD1E27EDE4C3A44509
Totally reliable, just look at that honest face.
Do you think you could’ve had more of a weapon spread if the orientation was horizontal?I always forget about aspect ratio and stuff with these prompts. It does seem to give better results with a horizontal orientation. Ill have to play with it some more and tryout different ratios. Thanks for the tip!
You're welcome!
This does look nicer, those previous ones felt like he was really squeezed into a narrow alleyway.
Aspect ratios can really make a big difference, depending on the kind of image you want to create.