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a year ago
Worrying News
Created a year ago · 2 comments· 0 likes
Flux Schnell
A woman in 1939 reads a newspaper as she listens to the news on the radio.
Creation Summary by Vincent
Golden Glow of a Bygone Era
A vintage radio sits in a richly decorated 1930s living room, casting a warm glow as a woman reads the news with a sense of foreboding, surrounded by opulent wallpaper and ornate furniture.
Created by StriderFrost on Jan 29, 2025 using the Flux Schnell AI image generator model.
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Thank you very much for your amazing entry, let's play again:
Creation Settings
- Preset Style
Epic
- Text Prompts
- A vintage wooden radio glows as it sits on an old wooden table in a 1930's living room at night. A woman sits in a chair dressed in 1930's casual clothing. She reads a black and white newspaper that says "WAR" in bold black letters on the back.Weight: 1Epic cinematic brilliant stunning intricate meticulously detailed dramatic atmospheric maximalist digital matte paintingWeight: 0.9
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
I decided to end the previous challenge early after only 27 out of 34 entries had voted. I apologise to anyone who missed out on voting.
There had been two issues happening simultaneously, first a huge, larger than normal string of downvoters, and secondly for many people, their scores had simply stopped moving even after many people had been voting properly and mentioning it in chat. My own was stuck on 3.0 for about 9 hours.
There appeared to be a glitch at work and I suspect that incoming votes, at least for most people weren't being registered. Due to my own personal timing issues and wanting to get a new challenge started right away, I decided to finish the glitched one early....otherwise it might have been days before I could get it going....and I hoped the challenge results would shed some light on things.
In the end, we had 29 scores below 4.0 with the lowest at 2.25.
My congrats to those that somehow managed to get higher than four!
I'd add more but out of characters.