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It could be worse? At least we still have dogs, sort of...
Created a year ago · 8 comments· 0 likes
Flux Schnell1.5xClarity 1.5x
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Post-Apocalyptic Woman and Her Robot Dog
This image depicts a woman and her loyal robot dog amidst a desolate, dark post-apocalyptic landscape, evoking a sense of gritty, end-of-the-world atmosphere reminiscent of dark fantasy art styles.
Created by Sierra May on Jan 18, 2025 using the Flux Schnell AI image generator model.
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Wow. This is such an amazing portrait. I love how attentive the robot dog looks, and how the human is serious about apocalypse survival but still has some optimism/hope in her eyes. ❤️❤️
Creation Settings
- Model
CKPT- Start Image
- Upscale Prompt
- post apocalyptic portrait of a plump thick 39 year old woman and her robot dog, dark, gritty, end of the world by Elizabeth Shippen Green, Ellen Jewett, Enki Bilal, Edmund Dulac, Edward Julius Detmold, and Edward Lear
- Creativity
40%
Original Creation Settings
- Text Prompts
- post apocalyptic portrait of a plump thick 39 year old woman and her robot dog, dark, gritty, end of the world by Elizabeth Shippen Green, Ellen Jewett, Enki Bilal, Edmund Dulac, Edward Julius Detmold, and Edward LearWeight: 1
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Medium
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
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