Hey! I have an old trick that I tried again recently and I wanted to share it with you.

First, let me define the idea of a photoshoot - it could mean a few things:

1. same setting / same person / different poses
2. same setting / different people
3. different setting / same person
4. different art styles / same person

Today I'm going to show you how you can do #3 -> have the same character in different settings while keeping a consistent style.

First, we need a foundational generation and you can include a link to your character after the '--cref' parameter

Prompt used: vintage polaroid of a woman, neon genesis evangelion style --ar 1:1 --p 488uqar --s 1000 --c 3 --cref https://s.mj.run/PyjXFUBBjHQ --cw 0

^ the two most important parts of that prompt are --c 3 and --cw 0

• start with a low 'chaos' (between 1 - 5) and turn your 'character weight' all the way down to 0

You'll end up with a generation like this:

I chose the image in the top left, and then I used the remix strong feature to adjust the prompt.

You can find the remix feature in your /settings on Discord, and you'll find remix under 'Creation Actions' on the Website.

Make sure you choose the 'strong' variation/remix option -> and change the chaos value to '50' ...

Check out this 'mini-photoshoot'!

Pretty amazing right??

If you liked this sort of lesson, let me know and I will prioritize making a dedicated video for it.

^ Special thanks to 'Highly Educated Trucker' for inspiring this one

Before I go, I wanted to show you one of my current favorite words to use in a prompt - Azure

If you want to learn more about Colors like this, check out my Color Theory & Application Course:

​ftpai.thinkific.com/courses/color ​

Thanks for being cool, and thanks for all your support!

- Nolan