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original generated by rc0n using anything_(model), stable_diffusion_(model), trinart, and zeipher_f222
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A bunch of Artists for your waifu-generating inspiration needs

I decided to make a bunch of inspiration grids for myself because i found it a daunting task to sit there and copy replace and weight-fiddle for ages not really having any clue what knobs youre turning till you see the final result. I figured if i myself find this useful, surely a bunch of other tinkerers will as well!

I purposefully didn't do any negative prompt and only a very simple positive prompt to make sure the artist name gets as much space to work with as possible.

I hope it's okay to share this here, it's a good resource to have :) (thats also why i'm not just skipping the approval queue. Just to be sure.)

Model is as follows (Any NAI based model will get similar results):
Anything 3.0 + Stable Diffusion 1.5 @ 0.05 Weighted Sum -> ANYFIX
Anyfix + (F222 - Stable Diffusion 1.5) @ 1 Add Difference -> AnytlersP1
AnytlersP1 + Trinart2 @ 0.2 Weighted Sum -> Anytlers

Prompt: Portrait of a girl, by [Artist Name], No negative prompt.
Settings: 512x512, CFG 7, DPM++ 2S a, Seed: 13371337

Credit to Antlers Anon for that model recipe, only substituted NAI for
Anything 3.0. Hope it’s useful to you!

Prompt Portrait of a girl, by [Artist Name] ARTIST LIST: Adam Hughes, Greg Rutkowski, Miho Hirano, Alberto Vargas, Alena Aenami, Anna Dittmann, Carl Larsson, Cyril Rolando, Ethan Van Sciver, John Philip Falter, Siya Oum, Pixar Concept Artists, Tomer Hanuka, Alex Russell Flint, Amy Judd, Bella Kotak, Brandon woelfel, Chuck Close, Elsa Bleda, Guido Borelli Da Caluso, Jeremy Mann, Joe Jusko, Stephan Martiniere, Tyler Edlin, Emmanuel Shiu, Alayna Lemmer, Albert Lynch, Alexandr Averin, Aleksi Briclot, Alfred Cheney Johnston, Andreas Achenbach, Angelica Kauffmann, Anton Raphael Mengs, Antonio J. Manzanedo, Art Frahm, Artgerm, Arthur Hughes, Arthur Hacker, Arthur Sarnoff, Bastien Lecouffe-Deharme, Bayard Wu, Boris Vallejo, Daniel F. Gerhartz, Earle Bergey, Earl Norem, Edwin Deakin, David Zabrocki, Evelyn De Morgan, Fabian Perez, Ferdinand Knab, Franz Xaver Winterhalter, Frederic Leighton, Gerard de Lairesse, Giovanni Boldini, Hans Makart, Hans von Aachen, Helene Knoop, Henry Raeburn, Henryk Siemiradzki, Herbert James Gunn, Justin Gerard, Ken Kelly, Peter Andrew Jones, Peter Mohrbacher, Ralph Horsley, Raymond Leech, Richard S. Johnson, Robert Hagan, Robert Mcginnis, Rolf Armstrong, Tom Bagshaw, Virgil Finlay, Atey Ghailan, Harumi Hironaka, Akihiko Yoshida, Alejandro Burdisio, Alfonse Mucha, Alphonse Mucha, Andre Kohn, Andreas Rocha, Andy Fairhurst, Bastien L. Deharme, Charlie Bowater, Christopher Balaskas, Craig Davison, Daniela Uhlig, Edward Hopper, Evgeny Lushpin, Gzregorz Rutkowski, Ilya Kuvshinov, Ismail Inceoglu, Jessica Rossier, Joe Madureira, Krenz Cushart, Liam Wong, Ross Tran, Ruan Jia, Simon Stalenhag, Thomas W Schaller
Negative prompt Unknown
Sampler DPM++ 2S a
Seed 13371337
Cfg Scale 7
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    RC0N
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    redjoe23 said:

    Where'd you get the artist list?

    There's a very nice extension for Voldy's WebUI called "artists to study" https://github.com/camenduru/stable-diffusion-webui-artists-to-study

    I went through and made my picks from the different tabs on that.
    Of course, all the examples included with that are generated from just SD1.5, and doesnt really show fully how it would impact a more specialized model (such as NovelAI). That's why i made this.

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    redjoe23
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    RC0N said:

    There's a very nice extension for Voldy's WebUI called "artists to study" https://github.com/camenduru/stable-diffusion-webui-artists-to-study

    I went through and made my picks from the different tabs on that.
    Of course, all the examples included with that are generated from just SD1.5, and doesnt really show fully how it would impact a more specialized model (such as NovelAI). That's why i made this.

    Thanks. All this stuff is so new. Learning the basics is a lot, and now there's extensions on top of it... Overwhelming in a fun way.

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    RC0N
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    redjoe23 said:

    Thanks. All this stuff is so new. Learning the basics is a lot, and now there's extensions on top of it... Overwhelming in a fun way.

    Right!
    Just a month ago i thought midjourney was mindblowing, and here we are 😁

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    0mnm652
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    Very neat. I'll have to try a bunch of these on various models. The stuff getting generated on Yiffy-e18 is often very samey since it seems like half the prompts anyone uses invoke Pino Daeni, and I'm guilty of relying on him too much myself in that model.

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