Please enjoy these free bedtime short stories originally compiled from the Brothers Grimm, Madame de Beaumont, Asbjornsen and Moe, etc, by by Andrew Lang in The Blue Fairy Book. All illustrations are originals produced by Alex Inglewood. Minor changes were made to make these classic fairy tales more appropriate for modern audiences, but some descriptions and […]
Curious about who we are and why we do what we do? Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions…. Since artificial intelligences (AIs) such as DALL-E and Midjourney exploded on social media earlier in 2022, thousands of people have started experimenting with the kind of content that they can create with these new […]
Although Stable Diffusion is completely free and open source, there are still quite a few barriers to get it yourself. Sure you can get nicely packaged Stable Diffusion based apps such as MidJourney or use online-only text to image generators like Lexica, but you’re here because you want to take the next step and have […]
In my experience, Stable Diffusion can really struggle if you specify too many unique elements in a single prompt. The best way to get around this limitation is through the use of inpainting. For this guide, I am going to walk through the process of how I produced one of the images for my original […]
If you want to take your AI image generation to the next level in Stable Diffusion to consistently get the same style across many images with different subjects, then training an embedding is worth your while. There are a few situations in which this could be helpful: You are yourself an artist, and you want […]
So maybe you’ve heard about ControlNet, or maybe you haven’t but have seen some of the truly amazing images that it has been able to achieve, but what is it? How can you set up ControlNet and start using it yourself in Stable Diffusion? Well luckily this guide is here to help you get started! […]
A Stable Diffusion guide from Alex Inglewood One of the hardest things to do in Stable Diffusion right now is have an even slightly consistent character. I tried to give at least some consistency with character in my latest story with Soleil. The process involves a lot of inpainting, in steps. While the processes is mentioned […]
Selecting the correct words for your prompt to get the image you want out of an AI is an art in of itself. In the process of producing the images to accompany my free and original short stories for kids, I did a significant amount of experimentation with different prompts. For this guide, I organized […]
Process Since we’ve seen how to make a consistent character, we can now try animating them. I said this was an area I wanted to delve into in my follow up to the consistent character post. I had a lot of fun animating stable diffusion characters, as you can see below in these stable diffusion […]
This is an original, free steampunk bedtime story written and illustrated by Alex Inglewood, with help from OpenAI Playground and Stable Diffusion For ages 7-10 Estimated reading time: 5-10 minutes New Babbage, the Steampunk City The steampunk city of New Babbage is a bustling, Victorian-era metropolis full of steam-powered machines and gadgets. The streets are lined […]