From Composition in SDXL to Styling and Finishing in Flux

Quite an advanced workflow which allows you to add a medium, such as watercolor, to an image. Also using SDXL and Flux to generate multiple initial images which you can combine.
Worflow image is here, drag into comfy:
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Or a json file is here:
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[@parlabaneisback]

A wonderful tutorial, I learned a lot (and still am as I play around with the workflow). Many thanks.

[@icedzinnia]

This is fantastic! I learned not only the workflow, but how to move around within it and test out just the groups. I appreciate the color correction and lighting portion (I've seen you do that before, and it's now finally sticking into memory). I also learned what a great way to organize my loras and have them handy. I think I recently saw one that shows the picture of the lora, as well, which would be nice. thanks for adding notes to the workflow, as well.

[@robadams2451]

The new ComfyUi allows you to Rt click on the Lora's name and it will bring up info on key words and bring up the model page.

[@MilesBellas]

Great video! 😊 👍 It's a complex but versatile workflow....

[@wellshotproductions6541]

I always look forward to your videos! Thank you sincerely for also including the workflows!

[@Paulo-ut1li]

That's a great workflow! Using the style loras at final stages is really clever.

[@pixelcounter506]

Amazing workflow, Rob! Very well structured and explained. Thank you a lot for sharing your work with us. Your videos are always very inspiring, but I'm afraid that my card can handle the Flux part. Even with fp8 I'm at the limit not getting an out of memory problem.

[@robadams2451]

The same flow will work with all SDXL just swap out the samplers and feed everything from the SDXL model. Flux is a monster I'm afraid the trend is for ever larger models, the hardware can't keep up.

[@pixelcounter506]

@@robadams2451 Thanks for the hint. That will be my exit strategy if I'm not able to use flux. Larger model... my guess, too. We are always running after new hardware. It's the same with the gaming industry and even nowadays for operating systems, too... larger, faster ... and regarding graphic cards, far more expansive! It'a pity that there is no competition for the main card producer.

[@hotlineoperator]

Nice wire system

[@koufdell]

thx for sharing