Galaxy Fusion world morph版本V1 (ID: 766299)

TLDR: [Subject] made of starstuff.and, [Subject] has galaxy eyes.

Or combine the two. Galaxy eyes is currently a bit spotty- sometimes it applies the starstuff effect even when done by itself. I'll remedy this in a future version. Also, images tend to get a little dark, so prompts like "luminous" or "brightly lit" will offset this tendency.

Overview

The Galaxy Fusion LoRA Model allows you to infuse astronomical elements into various subjects within your images. Transforming a simple object into a cosmic masterpiece or adding "galaxy eyes" to your characters is easily achievable.

Features

• Cosmic Transformation: Convert everyday objects, animals, and people into stunning cosmic versions composed of swirling stars, vibrant nebulae, and distant galaxies.

• Galaxy Eyes: Enhance your characters by giving them captivating galaxy eyes that glow with celestial light and depth.

• Versatile Application: Works effectively across a wide range of subjects, including humans at various distances, numerous animals, inanimate objects, and whole scenes.

Usage Instructions

To utilize the Galaxy Fusion LoRA, use the following phrases in your prompts:

1. Transforming Elements into Cosmic Forms

• Prompt Structure:

• [Subject] made of starstuff.

• Examples:

  • "A castle made of starstuff."

  • "An eagle made of starstuff soaring through the night sky."

  • "A guitar made of starstuff resting against a tree."

2. Adding Galaxy Eyes to Subjects

• Prompt Structure:

• [Subject] has galaxy eyes.

• Examples:

  • "A portrait of a woman who has galaxy eyes."

  • "A lion with galaxy eyes gazing into the distance."

  • "An astronaut has galaxy eyes reflecting the universe."

3. Combining Both Effects

• Prompt Structure:

• [Subject] made of starstuff. [Pronoun] has galaxy eyes.

• Examples:

  • "A knight made of starstuff. He has galaxy eyes."

  • "A butterfly made of starstuff. It has galaxy eyes."

  • "A dragon made of starstuff. It has galaxy eyes that glow intensely."

4. Partial Transformations

• Prompt Structure:

• [Subject] with [element] made of starstuff.

• Examples:

  • "A warrior with a sword made of starstuff."

  • "A dancer wearing a dress made of starstuff."

  • "A tree with leaves made of starstuff under a night sky."

Tips for Best Results

• Subject Choice: The model performs exceptionally well with humans, common animals, and various objects. Less common animals with certain features, such as brown-furred creatures like prairie dogs and woodchucks, may yield less optimal results.

• Eye Details: For the galaxy eyes effect, subjects with larger and more defined eyes produce more better results. Beady-eyed subjects might not showcase the effect as prominently. Galaxy eyes don't fully work in this version, but I'll sort that effect out in future versions with enough interest.

• Prompt Clarity: Keep your prompts clear and concise to guide the model effectively. Specify the desired cosmic elements precisely.

• Experimentation: Don't hesitate to experiment with different subjects and compositions. Combining various settings and descriptors can lead to unique and unexpected results.

• Lighting and Backgrounds: Incorporating night sky or space-themed backgrounds in your prompts can enhance the overall cosmic aesthetic of the image. Images can tend to be dark, so phrases like "brightly lit" help.

Example Prompts and Descriptions

• "A majestic stag made of starstuff standing in a luminous forest."

• "A ballerina gracefully dancing. Her tutu is made of starstuff, and she has galaxy eyes."

• "An ancient oak tree heavily laden with leaves made of starstuff under a sky full of auroras."

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