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Here is a draft from a past session with Taffy. Over the course of this drafting session, I learned a ton, and I think the quality of my work has gone up substantially just thanks to what I learned here. The subject's features vary wildly across the different drafts, so I want to make it clear that while all of them are cute, most are poor representations of who Taffy is and what she's supposed to look like!

The ultra high res finished product, "Flutter", can be seen here:

Who is Taffy?
The #1 agent of mischief and mayhem, of course! People often don't take Taffy seriously, but that's just how she likes it. Those that get to know her will begin to realize she is a lot more intelligent than she let's on, and she knows just how to take advantage of it when people underestimate her. Still, wearing a cheery mask all the time can take its toll, and Taffy will usually drop the façade when she's all alone.

Now that she's arrived in the Other World, Taffy has awakened as a pink witch, though she is not quite sure what that means. Taffy is already an expert at hiding her concerns and playing along, so there's no doubt she'll fit right in and find a way to capitalize on her predicament.

What is a draft?
As part of my process, I generate hundreds of images based on a given prompt. A lot of the time, the picture does not come out how I want, so I'll keep tweaking my prompt to get the character how I want them. Sometimes I will see something in a draft I really like that I didn't prompt for and it will be incorporated into my prompt! Once I get a draft or a few drafts I think I can combine into one composite, I start my upscale and redrawing process.

All of the details in my high resolution finished works are hand curated by me based on many iterations of an upscale step, compositing the details I like using Photoshop into a final piece. Drafts, then, are mostly the raw output of Stable Diffusion using only text and the settings I choose with maybe a little post-processing here and there by me to fix little problems. In short, drafts are my starting point!

Description
Here is a draft from a past session with Taffy. Over the course of this drafting session, I learned a ton, and I think the quality of my work has gone up substantially just thanks to what I learned here. The subject's features vary wildly across the different drafts, so I want to make it clear that while all of them are cute, most are poor representations of who Taffy is and what she's supposed to look like!

The ultra high res finished product, "Flutter", can be seen here:

Who is Taffy?
The #1 agent of mischief and mayhem, of course! People often don't take Taffy seriously, but that's just how she likes it. Those that get to know her will begin to realize she is a lot more intelligent than she let's on, and she knows just how to take advantage of it when people underestimate her. Still, wearing a cheery mask all the time can take its toll, and Taffy will usually drop the façade when she's all alone.

Now that she's arrived in the Other World, Taffy has awakened as a pink witch, though she is not quite sure what that means. Taffy is already an expert at hiding her concerns and playing along, so there's no doubt she'll fit right in and find a way to capitalize on her predicament.

What is a draft?
As part of my process, I generate hundreds of images based on a given prompt. A lot of the time, the picture does not come out how I want, so I'll keep tweaking my prompt to get the character how I want them. Sometimes I will see something in a draft I really like that I didn't prompt for and it will be incorporated into my prompt! Once I get a draft or a few drafts I think I can combine into one composite, I start my upscale and redrawing process.

All of the details in my high resolution finished works are hand curated by me based on many iterations of an upscale step, compositing the details I like using Photoshop into a final piece. Drafts, then, are mostly the raw output of Stable Diffusion using only text and the settings I choose with maybe a little post-processing here and there by me to fix little problems. In short, drafts are my starting point!