Hey venezArt community! We’ve got something special in store for you!
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new AI Prompt Sharing Section! Now, you can easily exchange, inspire, and collaborate on creative prompts with fellow artists from around the globe!
Here’s how it works:
? Share Your Spark: Have a brilliant idea for a drawing, painting, or any other creative project? Post it in the new AI Prompt Section and watch the magic unfold! ✨
? Get Inspired: Looking for fresh, innovative prompts to kickstart your next masterpiece? Dive into the shared prompts and let your imagination run wild! ?
? Connect with Fellow Artists: Engage with the vibrant venezArt community, exchange ideas, and build lasting connections with artists who share your passion and vision!
? How to Access the AI Prompt Section:
- Log in to your venezArt account.
- Navigate to the main menu and look for the “AI Prompt Sharing” tab.
- Click to explore and start sharing your prompts or discovering new ones!
Let’s embark on this creative journey together! Share your artistic spirit and let’s see what incredible masterpieces emerge from these shared inspirations!
And to set it off here is todays prompt and SD settings used:
((Masterpiece, best quality, edgQuality)), smirk, smug, ((hoodie)),edgTM, wearing edgTM_style fashion, eccentric clothing, a woman in a red chinese dress with golden embroidery, pearl necklace, ((facing viewer)), front shot, looking forwards, ((body pointing forward)) front stand
Negative prompt: (poorly drawn eyes), (poorly drawn hands), (poorly drawn iris), (poorly drawn pupils), (low quality, worst quality),(holding, multiple limbs, mutated limbs, mutated human, poorly drawn human body) saturated, high contrast
Steps: 20, Sampler: DPM++ 2M SDE Karras, CFG scale: 10, Seed: 1796670827, Face restoration: CodeFormer, Size: 512x512, Model hash: 31829c378d, Model: 3dAnimationDiffusion_v10, Version: v1.5.1
Thank you for reading, share, like and follow | Happy creating!
This is a great move for the venezArt community — having a dedicated space to swap prompts and setting details like sampler, CFG scale, and model hash makes it much easier for others to reproduce and build on a style. The included example with the negative prompt breakdown is especially helpful for artists who are still learning how to fine-tune their own outputs. For anyone working on visual projects that need a more structured approach beyond prompt experimentation, scifigure.org is another useful resource to check out.