owengillett/winstondog 🔢🖼️❓📝✓ → 🖼️

▶️ 152 runs 📅 Apr 2023 ⚙️ Cog 0.6.0

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Example Output

Prompt:

"a colonial era portrait of [winstondog], a dog sitting at a desk. Faces of America. [winstondog], a dog, is dressed in 18th century clothing. The sitter’s costume distinguish this colonial portrait of Abigail Smith Babcock, a wealthy Bostonian. John Singleton Copley was a painter talented in both the art and business of his chosen trade. The colonial economy boomed over the course of the 18th century and produced a new class of wealthy Americans, some originally from England or the Netherlands, others born on American soil. While in America, Copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. This new “aristocracy” was British by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the British upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from England. [winstondog]'s attire would have been over the top in either Boston or New Haven in 1764. Similar garments appear in several of Copley’s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from Europe."

Output

Performance Metrics

78.77s Prediction Time

78.86s Total Time

All Input Parameters

{
  "seed": 10,
  "width": 512,
  "height": 512,
  "prompt": "a colonial era portrait of [winstondog], a dog sitting at a desk. Faces of America. [winstondog], a dog, is dressed in 18th century clothing. The sitter’s costume distinguish this colonial portrait of Abigail Smith Babcock, a wealthy Bostonian. John Singleton Copley was a painter talented in both the art and business of his chosen trade. The colonial economy boomed over the course of the 18th century and produced a new class of wealthy Americans, some originally from England or the Netherlands, others born on American soil. While in America, Copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. This new “aristocracy” was British by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the British upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from England. [winstondog]'s attire would have been over the top in either Boston or New Haven in 1764. Similar garments appear in several of Copley’s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from Europe.",
  "scheduler": "DDIM",
  "num_outputs": 4,
  "guidance_scale": 8,
  "negative_prompt": "overexposed, text, signature, cropped, out of frame, low resolution, low quality, jpeg artifacts, ugly, duplicate, morbid, mutilated, extra fingers, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn face, deformed, blurry, dehydrated, bad anatomy, disfigured, malformed limbs, ugly eyes, fused lips and teeth",
  "prompt_strength": 1,
  "num_inference_steps": 100
}

Input Parameters

seed Type: integer: Random seed. Leave blank to randomize the seed
image Type: string: A starting image from which to generate variations (aka 'img2img'). If this input is set, the `width` and `height` inputs are ignored and the output will have the same dimensions as the input image.
width Default: 512: Width of output image. Maximum size is 1024x768 or 768x1024 because of memory limits
height Default: 512: Height of output image. Maximum size is 1024x768 or 768x1024 because of memory limits
prompt Type: stringDefault: a photo of a winstondog person: Input prompt
scheduler Default: DDIM: Choose a scheduler
num_outputs Type: integerDefault: 1Range: 1 - 4: Number of images to output.
guidance_scale Type: numberDefault: 7.5Range: 1 - 20: Scale for classifier-free guidance
negative_prompt Type: string: Specify things to not see in the output
prompt_strength Type: numberDefault: 0.8: Prompt strength when using init image. 1.0 corresponds to full destruction of information in init image
num_inference_steps Type: integerDefault: 50Range: 1 - 500: Number of denoising steps
disable_safety_check Type: booleanDefault: false: Disable safety check. Use at your own risk!

Output Schema

Output

Type: array • Items Type: string • Items Format: uri

Example Execution Logs

Using seed: 10
using txt2img
The following part of your input was truncated because CLIP can only handle sequences up to 77 tokens: ['trade. the colonial economy boomed over the course of the 1 8 th century and produced a new class of wealthy americans, some originally from england or the netherlands, others born on american soil. while in america, copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. this new " aristocracy " was british by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the british upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from england. [ winstondog ]\' s attire would have been over the top in either boston or new haven in 1 7 6 4. similar garments appear in several of copley\'s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from europe.', 'trade. the colonial economy boomed over the course of the 1 8 th century and produced a new class of wealthy americans, some originally from england or the netherlands, others born on american soil. while in america, copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. this new " aristocracy " was british by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the british upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from england. [ winstondog ]\' s attire would have been over the top in either boston or new haven in 1 7 6 4. similar garments appear in several of copley\'s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from europe.', 'trade. the colonial economy boomed over the course of the 1 8 th century and produced a new class of wealthy americans, some originally from england or the netherlands, others born on american soil. while in america, copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. this new " aristocracy " was british by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the british upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from england. [ winstondog ]\' s attire would have been over the top in either boston or new haven in 1 7 6 4. similar garments appear in several of copley\'s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from europe.', 'trade. the colonial economy boomed over the course of the 1 8 th century and produced a new class of wealthy americans, some originally from england or the netherlands, others born on american soil. while in america, copley specialized in portraits of this new gentry, who were mercantile and landowning families. this new " aristocracy " was british by nationality and emulated the appearances and ways of the british upper class back at home, acquiring goods and fashions from england. [ winstondog ]\' s attire would have been over the top in either boston or new haven in 1 7 6 4. similar garments appear in several of copley\'s other portraits and it is known that he offered sitters a choice of fancy dress in which to be pictured, based on prints of fashionable people obtained from europe.']
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Version Details

Version ID: 0733ba20b88c6406826c9b93375e008c7ab33d1367cb37edc191dca0775a7890
Version Created: April 17, 2023

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