SnapCount Art posts
Women with short, dark hair
This is a look I've always found attractive, so I generated a few images along these lines and I really like how they turned out.
Blonde English Girl
I was talking with a reddit user who DM'd me about a collaboration, maybe trying to do a custom character LORA to generate images which they could annotate with text. I caught on pretty quickly that this person was a fake and trying to catfish or get free images out of me (like I don't happy do requests and suggestions for people... all the time?). These are some images inspired by the imaginary girl this user was describing. Seemed a sha...
Busty blonde by the pool (with prompt)
The prompt for this morning's post
Curvy busty girl
There's a famous phrase from the inimitable Bob Ross that is often in my mind when working with Stable Diffusion: "happy little accidents." Sometimes you get something other than what you had in mind, but it piques your interest and you follow the idea. This one was a bit stray from my prompt, but I liked it. There's something very alluring about falling asleep next to a soft, warm curvy girl, and that's what this reminds me o...
Messy hair at night
Made this while trying some stuff out for a set I'm making that will drop sometime in the next week.
Upper body shots+Prompts
These are some of my favorite shots to do. No hands to gum up the works, and fairly close-up so more of the resolution "budget" is "spent" making the faces more detailed.
Drunk eyes
I was really trying to get the look of a person who had indulged *just a bit* too much. How do you think it turned out?
Random dump
The other set removed from reddit for whatever reason.
Blonde with a(?) pigtail(?) and prompt
You can really get some striking fauxbait effects with a few little prompting tricks. Making the details work for you (like the hair in this one)... can be more challenging.
The freshman girls of Sigma Delta house
This is one of the sets that got removed from Reddit for whatever reason.
Beach girl
The hands are... less than ideal. But I liked everything else, and it took me about 40 test iterations to get the base image for this.
Workflow for first post
Just to show the prompt I used to generate the pic I used in my first post. I then sent it to img2img, tweaked it slightly to get a sharper image, and ta-da. Yes, I noticed I misspelled a word in the prompt *after* I took a screenshot and uploaded it, and I'm too lazy to re-stage it.




















