Creating my AI Comic Book

[@sonny12681]

What I like to know is, how to create a comic book story on Wombo Dream while at the same time trying to create the same character in different poses and expressions without changing their clothing, facial features and hair. I have seen people do that on Midjourney but I never see any one making KZbin videos using Wombo Dream on using those techniques. I'm a Wombo Dream user and I want to know how it's done on Wombo Dream.

[@NightPhoenixPress]

I have a book coming up that tackles this, but basically, I use the original generated image as an input image, set to weak or normal and write the new information and sometimes, if needed, I just use Photoshop (I personally use Pixelmator) if I need to.

[@NightPhoenixPress]

I agree. Their customer service is trash.

[@LofiCambridgeUK]

nice nice wombo dream

[@leeyu3314]

inspirational

[@NightPhoenixPress]

Thanks.

[@BrianKelley-u9g]

I was using playground AI and no matter how detailed I am even if its like 2 pages worth of detail I can't get anything near as amazing as what you are showing here in the video. But what's weird is when I go to the playground AI home page it shows examples of what people have made and it looks like the art you have in this video. It is a free website but I wonder if it might be misleading.

[@NightPhoenixPress]

I used Playground for some of the images in Monster Girl AI, and It's definitely about the prompts, what words come first, word weights and honestly trial and error. I just did a page for issue two of CurseRisen and I'm shocked at how much easier it is now, versus when I just this book just few months ago.

[@YukkiVlogs]

I only have one question. what could I do to always get the same character ?

[@NightPhoenixPress]

If you’re using Wombo Dream, once you get the character your want, just reuse it as the imput image with the setting on medium or strong and write the changes you want in the prompt. If push comes to shove just Photoshop the head on to body you need and draw any changes you need. You will have to do some drawing and Photoshopping to make it look as consistent as possible. A lot of times you’ll get similar images, that aren’t exactly the same. You can slightly alter them to fix them as needed.

[@YukkiVlogs]

@@NightPhoenixPress Thanks!

[@NightPhoenixPress]

No prob.

[@ryancurtis6061]

I'm looking to generate a horror comic using Midjourney, but the genre doesn't seem to be favored by them due to their puritanical style of censorship. Is working between Wombo and Midjourney a solid work around? I'm not trying to generate anything pornographic -- but man... these word bans would block a 5th Graders Art History textbook from generating just due to the Statue of David hahaha

[@NightPhoenixPress]

Yes. It's probably the best option. Deviant Art's DreamUp my also be good.

[@ryancurtis6061]

@@NightPhoenixPress have you found consistency to be a struggle when using the combo of AI? Or does the usage of Seed/Source ref tend to be pretty solid?

[@NightPhoenixPress]

@@ryancurtis6061 It's pretty solid, but I go in a fix things if I need to.

[@sonny12681]

Bings version of chat GPT is worse. the words that Bing's Chat GPT blocks forces you to only create a kindergarten level of content. this is because Big corporations are paranode and want to be kept safe. Bing's Ai art generator is a waist of time.

[@fulafree3559]

Is this site free?

[@NightPhoenixPress]

Wombo? Yes, it’s an app. But to get it without ads, you have to buy it or subscribe to it.

[@WifeWantsAWizard]

I tried Wombo based on this video. Not a fan. Totally "cell phone" centric. Clunky. Very money hungry. Not my bag.

[@NightPhoenixPress]

I use it on my laptop, but I do plan buy it if I can still do so. It’s worth it if you’re making money with it.

[@ralphmoran681]

@@NightPhoenixPress unfortunately I cannot recommend spending money on it. There are too many issues, and their customer service is the worst thing I’ve seen from any company, period.

[@ThePrimalOne]

Next time do a comic without the prompts. 🫤

[@NightPhoenixPress]

I got plenty? Been doing comics for years now. If you followed this it was an experiment when AI art was first blowing up.