DreamShaper Sessions

So, this one is the best so far so I thought it might be worth sharing what I know so far.

DreamShaper v8, even if it's free thumbnail sized version, is pretty great if you want to experiment and learn how to build a good prompt. It requires more detailed description, but in the end, it works. It's good for game-stills and more natural like renders. At least that's what I've been focusing on so far. Secondary positive prompt is a must, as without it, the number of deformed creations increases massively.

References to styles are not that important, yet, can help with achieving fantasy art - that looks nothing like the style you want to get. Unless you know about it and your aiming for it.

Oh yes, and always experiment with the weight of your prompt. I found out that values around 20% makes your creation more dreamy and mystical, whereas values above 70%> are sharp, more game-like and sometimes 'overcooked'.

I'm leaving my prompt open so you can have some fun with it yourselves.