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When Using Railway Patterns as Negative Prompts, Surreal Landscape Paintings, Decorative Portraits, and Abstract Art are Produced
Using “Kanabstracd” as the positive prompt and experimenting with various patterns as negative prompts, it was found that specifying patterns related to railways, such as “railwaypattern”, as the negative prompt produce intriguing images.
Several phrases were tested as negative prompts to generate railway pattern images. Here are examples of the images obtained when they were used as positive prompts.
These are just a few examples, and there are more varied images. Initially, the expectation was to obtain images with linear railway patterns since both the tracks and sleepers are essentially linear. Therefore, it was thought that using railway patterns as negative prompts would result in images with many curved elements. However, various other patterns besides railway tracks are also generated. This suggests that a diverse range of images can be produced when using railway patterns as negative prompts.
Surreal Landscape Paintings
As for landscape paintings produced from railway patterns, the following examples are available. Except for the first one, which is relatively realistic, the shapes and colors of actual trees, ponds, etc., are quite freely altered. Additionally, decorative elements have been added.
There are also images depicting only trees. Particularly, the one in the bottom left is quite decorative.
Portraits
As for portraits, the following examples are available. The first image is depicted very simply, while the others are more decorative.
Various decorations surround the figures.
Abstract Art
There is also a variety of abstract art.
The following images have a "real" atmosphere.
Illustrative Style
The next two images depict a person on the left and an animal on the right, both in an illustrative style, so they are grouped here.
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Created: 2024-03-12 22:00 Edited: 2024-09-29