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Taking your dog for a walk never looked so chic courtesy of Google's ImageFX and RunwayML!

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A high fashion take on pizza eating courtesy of ImageFX - Google's AI Test Kitchen image generator and Kaiber AI!

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This reel was created using Runway ML, Kaiber and Midjourney. It speaks to the power of motion and athleticism. The voice over is my voice. I edited the reel using Veed.

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The below prompt was fed into Meta AI to get product description ideas.

Initial prompt:

I am selling a used Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet on eBay. I need help crafting a detailed product description. Please give me three different options. The first should emphasize luxury and how covetable the wallet is. The second product description should talk about how deeply discounted the product is while still highlighting that is a luxe find. The third description should describe how chic the wallet will make the buyer appear and really appeal to the buyer's sense of self worth.

Meta AI Response:

Here are three different product description options for your used Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet:

Option 1: Luxury and Covetability

Indulge in the epitome of luxury with this pre-owned Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet. Crafted from iconic monogram canvas, this exquisite piece exudes refinement and sophistication. As a coveted accessory among fashion connoisseurs, this wallet is sure to elevate your everyday essentials. With its classic design and impeccable craftsmanship, this Louis Vuitton wallet is a timeless treasure that will remain a prized possession for years to come.

Option 2: Discounted Luxury

Elevate your style without breaking the bank! This pre-owned Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a luxury accessory at a fraction of the original price. With its signature monogram canvas and gold-tone hardware, this wallet embodies the essence of French chic. As a pre-owned item, it has already taken its biggest depreciation hit, making it an intelligent investment for anyone seeking a high-end accessory without the hefty price tag.

Option 3: Chic and Empowering

Unlock your inner fashionista with this stunning pre-owned Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet! This chic accessory is designed to make you feel confident, sophisticated, and utterly glamorous. With its sleek design, luxurious materials, and timeless appeal, this wallet is the perfect companion for any stylish individual. Whether you're running errands, meeting with friends, or just need a stylish pick-me-up, this Louis Vuitton wallet is sure to make you feel like the best version of yourself.

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The below prompt was fed into ChatGPT to get dinner ideas.

Initial prompt:

I am having my in-laws over for dinner this Friday and need a meal that will absolutely "wow" them. They are huge fans of Le Bernardin in New York and I would love to make a meal fit for a king. My mother-in-law loves seafood but doesn't like red meat. My father-in-law is allergic to nuts and eats gluten-free. Please come up with a three-course meal for four people that is French-inspired and will have them raving all the way back to Florida.

ChatGPT Response:

Here’s a three-course, French-inspired seafood menu tailored to your in-laws’ tastes and dietary needs:

Appetizer: Lobster Bisque (Gluten-Free)

Start with a luxurious, creamy lobster bisque to set the tone for elegance.

Ingredients:

Lobster tails (cooked and chopped)

Shallots, garlic, and leeks (for a fragrant base)

White wine (optional for depth)

Seafood stock

Heavy cream

Fresh thyme and a touch of cayenne for seasoning

Instructions:

Sauté shallots, garlic, and leeks in butter until softened.

Deglaze with white wine (if using) and add seafood stock.

Simmer with fresh thyme and lobster shells for flavor.

Blend the soup (without the shells), stir in heavy cream, and add lobster chunks before serving.

Serve in warmed bowls with a drizzle of cream and fresh chives.

Main Course: Pan-Seared Halibut with Lemon Beurre Blanc Sauce

For the star dish, a light yet flavorful halibut that embodies fine French dining.

Ingredients:

Halibut fillets

Butter, olive oil, and lemon juice

Shallots and dry white wine (for the beurre blanc)

Fresh parsley for garnish

Instructions:

Season halibut with salt and pepper, then sear in a mix of olive oil and butter until golden.

In the same pan, sauté shallots, then deglaze with white wine.

Whisk in butter and lemon juice for a velvety sauce.

Pour the sauce over the fish and garnish with parsley.

Pair with sautéed asparagus and a side of herbed cauliflower purée for a gluten-free alternative to mashed potatoes.

Dessert: Crème Brûlée (Nut-Free and Gluten-Free)

Finish with a classic French dessert that will wow your guests.

Ingredients:

Heavy cream, vanilla bean, and egg yolks

Sugar for the custard and caramelized topping

Instructions:

Heat heavy cream with a split vanilla bean until just warm. Let it steep for flavor.

Whisk egg yolks with sugar, then temper with the warm cream.

Strain and pour into ramekins, then bake in a water bath until set.

Chill, then sprinkle sugar on top and caramelize with a kitchen torch.

Serve with fresh berries for an elegant touch.

This menu offers the sophistication of Le Bernardin, respects dietary restrictions, and ensures your in-laws feel like royalty. Let me know if you’d like prep tips or wine pairing suggestions!

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The below prompt was fed into ChatGPT to get ideas for a social media post for Happier Healing - a yoga and meditation site that I founded.

Initial Prompt:

Please create a five Facebook posts for Happier Healing - a yoga and meditation site geared towards millennial and Gen-Z women. The posts should be inspirational and uplifting. Monday's post can be a how-to on doing sun salutations. Tuesday's post can explore affordable yoga retreats to Bali. Wednesday's post can focus on Ayurveda and the power of food as medicine. Thursday's post can focus on breathwork and how to use it to elevate one's yoga practice. And finally, Friday's post can talk about yoga Nidra for stress reduction. Please write in an engaging tone as if speaking to a friend. I will provide the appropriate graphics and links to sources for these posts.

ChatGPT Response:

Monday: How-to on Sun Salutations

Rise and shine, yogis! ☀️ Let’s kickstart your week with the ultimate feel-good flow: Sun Salutations (Surya Namaskar).

Did you know this sequence isn’t just about movement? It’s a moving meditation that aligns your breath, body, and mind—a perfect way to energize your mornings! Here’s a quick guide:

Mountain Pose (Tadasana): Stand tall, ground your feet, and breathe deeply.

Upward Salute (Urdhva Hastasana): Sweep your arms overhead, reach for the sky.

Forward Fold (Uttanasana): Hinge at your hips, let your head hang heavy.

Halfway Lift (Ardha Uttanasana): Lengthen your spine and gaze forward.

Plank Pose: Step back and engage your core.

Chaturanga: Lower halfway to build strength.

Upward Dog (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana): Open your heart and lift your chest.

Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana): Stretch it out and hold for 5 breaths.

Step or Hop Forward: Back to Halfway Lift.

Forward Fold: Sink deep.

Rise Up: Return to Mountain Pose.

Repeat 3-5 times and feel your energy soar! Save this post for your next practice. ✨ Namaste, friends! 🙏

Tuesday: Affordable Yoga Retreats in Bali

Dreaming of Bali but worried about your budget? We’ve got you, sis! 🌴 Bali is paradise, and YES, you can experience an amazing yoga retreat without breaking the bank.

Here are 3 budget-friendly gems to explore:

The Yoga Barn (Ubud): Daily yoga, healthy eats, and serene vibes. Affordable packages start at under $50/day.

Shanti Toya Ashram: A slice of peace in nature with cozy stays, plant-based meals, and yoga—all for less than $500/week.

Bamboo Yoga Retreat (Canggu): Surf by day, flow by night. Stay chic AND save with retreats tailored to mindful travelers.

Pro Tip: Book during Bali’s low season (Jan–March or Nov) for extra discounts. 🌟

If Bali’s calling, pack light and let your heart lead the way. Tag your travel buddy below! ✈️

Wednesday: Ayurveda and Food as Medicine

Let’s talk Ayurveda—aka the OG wellness system that gets you. 💜 It’s all about balance, and guess what? Your kitchen is a treasure trove of healing potential.

Here’s how to start using food as medicine:

• Golden Milk Latte: Warm your soul with turmeric’s anti-inflammatory magic. • Kitchari: A hearty rice-and-lentil dish perfect for cleansing and digestion. • Spices to Love: Ginger, cumin, and coriander—these tiny powerhouses do BIG things for your health.

Bonus: Find your dosha (Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) and eat to balance your unique energy. Take a dosha quiz online to learn more! ☺️

Who else feels like Ayurveda is life-changing? Drop your favorite healing foods below! 🌿

Thursday: Breathwork for Your Yoga Practice

Your breath = your superpower. Seriously! 🌀

In yoga, we call it pranayama (breath control), and it can completely elevate your practice. Try this simple exercise today:

Box Breathing:

Inhale for 4 counts.

Hold for 4 counts.

Exhale for 4 counts.

Hold for 4 counts.

Repeat for 1-2 minutes and notice the calm flood your body.

Why it works: Deep breathing boosts oxygen, lowers stress, and helps you stay present. Perfect for powering through a challenging pose or finding peace in Savasana.

Take a deep breath right now. Ahhh, doesn’t that feel good? 🎊 Save this for your next flow!

Friday: Yoga Nidra for Stress Reduction

TGIF, but let’s be real—stress doesn’t take weekends off. That’s where Yoga Nidra comes in. 🌌

Also called “yogic sleep,” Yoga Nidra is a deeply restorative practice where you relax, listen, and reset. Here’s a quick guide to try it tonight:

Find a quiet, cozy spot to lie down.

Close your eyes and take a few deep breaths.

Follow a guided meditation (YouTube has tons of free options—just search “Yoga Nidra for relaxation”).

In just 20 minutes, you can feel like you’ve had hours of restful sleep. Science says it’s amazing for reducing stress, improving sleep, and boosting mental clarity.

So, light a candle, grab your blanket, and give yourself permission to rest. You deserve this. ✨ Sweet dreams, yogis!

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The below prompt was fed into ChatGPT to get travel ideas for a voyage to India.

Initial Prompt:

I am going on a trip to India and need help planning my itinerary. I would like to visit both Goa and Mumbai and see the Taj Mahal. I am interested in yoga, meditation, vegetarian food and possibly staying at an ashram but not a basic one - one that is more luxurious and very well-reviewed. This will be my first trip to Asia so I would like it to be very memorable. Please plan a month-long voyage where my total budget is $5000 not including airfare. Please advise me on the best season to go (I would like avoid rain for example) and I would love to take part in a Hindu festival. Please give me some idea of local etiquette especially when visiting religious sites. I need to know the proper vaccine schedule so that I don't get malaria.

ChatGPT Response:

Here's a detailed month-long itinerary for your trip to India, tailored to your preferences for yoga, meditation, vegetarian food, a luxurious ashram stay, and exploration of iconic destinations like Goa, Mumbai, and the Taj Mahal. I'll also include details on the best season to visit, local etiquette, vaccines, and your interest in Hindu festivals.

Best Season to Visit

Recommended Time: November to February (dry season with pleasant weather, avoiding the monsoon rains and summer heat).

This time coincides with several Hindu festivals, such as Diwali (October/November) or Makar Sankranti (January), depending on the year. Diwali is especially beautiful and widely celebrated across India.

Vaccines and Malaria Prevention

Vaccines:

Routine vaccines: MMR, DPT, varicella, polio.

Recommended: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Hepatitis B.

Optional: Rabies (if planning rural excursions) and Japanese Encephalitis (if visiting rural areas with extended outdoor stays).

Malaria Prevention:

Carry prescription malaria prophylaxis (e.g., doxycycline, atovaquone-proguanil).

Use mosquito repellents (DEET-based), wear long-sleeved clothing, and sleep under mosquito nets if needed.

Local Etiquette

Dress Modestly: Wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees, especially when visiting religious sites.

Shoes Off: Remove footwear before entering temples or ashrams.

Right Hand Etiquette: Use your right hand for eating, receiving items, and gestures; the left hand is considered unclean.

Respect Local Customs: Avoid public displays of affection and follow any photography restrictions in religious sites.

Temple Visits:

Don’t point your feet toward deities.

Avoid wearing leather items (belts, wallets) inside temples.

Proposed Itinerary

Week 1: Mumbai

Accommodation: Luxury boutique hotels like The Taj Mahal Palace ($200–$300/night).

Highlights:

Visit the Gateway of India and take a ferry to Elephanta Caves (a UNESCO site with Hindu rock-cut temples).

Explore Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach.

Visit Siddhivinayak Temple and Haji Ali Dargah for spiritual experiences.

Enjoy vegetarian food at Soam and Shiv Sagar.

Take a Bollywood studio tour to experience India’s film culture.

Week 2: Goa

Accommodation: Stay at luxury resorts like Taj Exotica Resort & Spa or Alila Diwa Goa ($150–$250/night).

Highlights:

Morning yoga and meditation sessions at Purple Valley Yoga Retreat.

Visit Old Goa Churches (UNESCO World Heritage Sites) like Basilica of Bom Jesus.

Relax at Palolem Beach and Agonda Beach.

Savor vegetarian Goan cuisine at The Fisherman’s Wharf or Anand Ashram.

Explore the vibrant Saturday Night Market in Arpora.

Week 3: Agra and the Taj Mahal

Accommodation: Stay at the luxurious Oberoi Amarvilas, which offers stunning views of the Taj Mahal ($300–$500/night).

Highlights:

Early morning visit to the Taj Mahal (best at sunrise to avoid crowds and heat).

Explore Agra Fort and Mehtab Bagh for panoramic views of the Taj.

Try vegetarian Mughlai cuisine at Pinch of Spice.

Optional day trip to Fatehpur Sikri, a historic Mughal city.

Week 4: Luxurious Ashram Stay in Rishikesh

Accommodation: Ananda in the Himalayas (a luxury wellness retreat in Rishikesh; approx. $400–$500/night).

Highlights:

Daily yoga and meditation sessions overlooking the Ganges.

Spa treatments and Ayurvedic therapies.

Visit Parmarth Niketan and attend the Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat.

Take part in workshops on mindfulness and Vedic philosophy.

Budget Breakdown

Accommodation: ~$3,500 (luxury stays in Mumbai, Goa, Agra, and Rishikesh).

Food: ~$300–$500 (vegetarian meals are affordable and widely available).

Transportation: ~$300 (domestic flights between Mumbai, Goa, Delhi/Agra, and Rishikesh).

Activities & Miscellaneous: ~$500 (entrance fees, yoga classes, spa treatments, and souvenirs).

Total: ~$4,600, leaving some flexibility for unexpected expenses or additional luxuries.

Hindu Festival

If you travel in November, you can experience Diwali, the festival of lights. It's celebrated with decorative oil lamps, fireworks, and delicious sweets. Major cities like Mumbai and Agra, as well as spiritual hubs like Rishikesh, will have grand celebrations.

If you visit in January, you can witness Makar Sankranti, celebrated with kite flying and traditional foods.

Let me know if you'd like adjustments or more specific details about any part of the trip!

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The below prompt was fed into ChatGPT to get game ideas for a fun party.

Initial Prompt:

I am planning a party and would like to invite some friends from college as well as people I consider soon-to-be-friends that is those I have recently met. Please create three icebreaker games that I can play with people who do not know each other well so that we can get acclimated to each other. The games should require 7 people max and can involve playing cards, some form of charades or I can even draw a simple gameboard. I do not want drinking games or games that take more than one hour to play. Games with small monetary prizes are encouraged.

ChatGPT Response:

Here are three fun and engaging icebreaker games for your party that work with up to 7 people, involve cards, charades, or a simple gameboard, and foster interaction. Each game is designed to last about 30–45 minutes, with opportunities for small monetary prizes!

1. Two Truths and a Bluff (Card Version)

Objective: Guess which statement is a bluff.

What You Need:

Index cards or small pieces of paper

Pens

A small prize for the winner

Setup:

Hand each person three index cards.

Each player writes two true statements and one bluff about themselves (one per card).

Shuffle the cards from one player and place them face up.

How to Play:

One player goes at a time. They read the three cards aloud.

The group debates and votes on which statement is the bluff.

If the group guesses wrong, the player gets a point. If the group guesses right, the person who identified the bluff gets a point.

Repeat until everyone has had a turn.

The player with the most points at the end wins!

Prize Ideas: A $10 gift card, a small snack box, or a cute journal.

2. Charade Relay: Storytelling Edition

Objective: Build a funny story by acting out clues.

What You Need:

A bowl with slips of paper containing random words (e.g., "banana," "pirate," "unicorn," "spaceship").

A timer (phone works fine).

A prize for the funniest or most creative contribution.

Setup:

Write about 30 random words or phrases on slips of paper and place them in a bowl.

Split the group into two teams (3–4 players each).

How to Play:

A player from Team 1 picks a word and acts it out silently for their teammates.

Once guessed correctly, the next person on Team 1 picks another word and continues the charade. Each team builds a continuous “story” using the guessed words. For example, "pirate" leads to "spaceship," resulting in a silly story about pirates invading space.

Set a timer for 2 minutes per team.

Switch to Team 2 and let them build their story.

At the end of two rounds, the group votes on which story was the funniest or most creative.

Prize Ideas: A $5–$10 gift card or fun novelty items (like a small trophy or a silly hat).

3. DIY Gameboard Challenge: The Friendship Ladder

Objective: Climb the "Friendship Ladder" by answering personal but light-hearted questions.

What You Need:

A simple gameboard drawn on paper or cardboard (draw a ladder with 10–12 steps).

A six-sided die.

A stack of “Question Cards” (you can write questions like: "What’s your dream vacation?" or "If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?").

Small tokens for each player to track progress on the board.

Setup:

Place all players’ tokens at the base of the ladder.

Shuffle the Question Cards and place them in a pile.

How to Play:

Players take turns rolling the die and moving up the ladder.

After each roll, the player picks a Question Card, answers the question, and the group can add follow-up questions.

If someone rolls a 6, they get to choose another player to answer a question instead.

The first person to reach the top of the ladder wins!

Prize Ideas: A cash prize (e.g., $10), a mini gift bag, or a fun mystery box.

These games will help guests get comfortable, spark laughter, and encourage conversation. Let me know if you'd like help creating specific question or word ideas!

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The below prompt was fed into ChatGPT to create a backstory for this character: Guinevere.

Initial Prompt:

Create a detailed backstory for a character named Guinevere who is a 20-something black superhero. She has long lustrous braided hair and a pendant necklace that she received from her mother the Queen on her death bed. She has special superpowers such as the ability to shoot light from her fingertips. She is very brave and always seeks to protect those weaker than herself.

ChatGPT Response:

Name: Guinevere Alias: Lumina

Backstory:

Guinevere was born into the royal family of a hidden African kingdom known as Lusara, a land rich with spiritual energy and ancient traditions. The kingdom’s rulers, descendants of powerful guardians chosen by the stars, have always been charged with protecting the balance of light and darkness in the world. Guinevere’s mother, Queen Delphi, was revered as the High Priestess of Light, possessing profound wisdom and a deep connection to the universe's life-giving energies.

From a young age, Guinevere showed a natural affinity for the light, her powers manifesting as tiny sparks at her fingertips when she was just a child. Queen Delphi nurtured this gift, teaching her the sacred art of channeling light as both a weapon and a source of healing. Under her mother’s guidance, Guinevere learned that light is not just about illumination but about hope, protection, and renewal.

The Loss of Queen Delphi

When Guinevere was 16, the kingdom of Lusara was attacked by an ancient foe known as Umbra, a dark entity that sought to plunge the world into shadow and chaos. Umbra’s powers were the antithesis of the light, feeding on fear and despair. Despite her immense power, Queen Delphi was unable to fully defeat Umbra. In her final act, she used the last of her light to seal Umbra away temporarily, saving the kingdom but sacrificing her own life in the process.

On her deathbed, Queen Delphi gifted Guinevere a glowing pendant shaped like a teardrop—a family heirloom said to house a fragment of the original light that created Lusara. She told Guinevere: "This pendant holds the light of our ancestors. It will guide you in times of darkness, but remember—the true light lies within you. You are more than a queen; you are a guardian."

With her mother’s passing, Guinevere became the rightful heir to the throne, but she refused to ascend until she had mastered her powers and avenged her mother by ensuring Umbra would never return.

Becoming Lumina

Guinevere spent years training with the kingdom's warriors and scholars, honing her abilities and learning the ancient scriptures of light. Her powers grew stronger: she could shoot concentrated beams of light from her fingertips, create protective barriers, and heal the wounded. However, she also learned that her powers came with a cost—the more she used them, the more they drained her own life energy. This forced her to be strategic and mindful, relying not just on her strength but also on her courage and wit.

In her early 20s, Guinevere decided to leave Lusara to protect the world beyond its borders. She adopted the name Lumina, vowing to use her powers to defend those who could not defend themselves. Though she misses her homeland, Guinevere believes that her mission to spread hope and protect the weak is the ultimate tribute to her mother’s legacy.

The Pendant's Secret

The pendant Guinevere wears is more than just a symbol of her mother’s love; it is also a key to unlocking an ancient power buried deep within her. Legends speak of a final form of light energy so powerful that it could erase darkness entirely, but using it could come at great personal cost. Guinevere has only begun to understand its significance, often feeling its gentle pulse as if it has a will of its own.

Personality

Guinevere is courageous and selfless, with a strong sense of justice. She has an unshakable belief that every life is valuable, often putting herself in danger to protect others. Despite her regal upbringing, she is humble and grounded, never letting her title define her worth. She carries an air of quiet confidence, though she struggles with the loneliness of her responsibilities.

Her sense of humor is sharp, and she often uses it to put people at ease in tense situations. Guinevere is also a deeply empathetic listener, which helps her connect with those she protects.

Powers

Radiant Beams: Guinevere can shoot concentrated light beams from her fingertips, powerful enough to cut through steel or incapacitate enemies.

Healing Light: Her light can mend wounds and soothe physical and emotional pain.

Light Shield: She can create protective barriers of light to defend herself and others.

Blinding Dawn: Her ultimate attack, where she unleashes an overwhelming surge of light that blinds enemies and purges darkness in a wide radius.

Photon Leap: She can momentarily transform into light, allowing her to move at incredible speeds or evade attacks.

Nemesis:

Umbra, the shadow entity that killed her mother, is her greatest foe. He represents the darkness in the world, feeding on fear, doubt, and despair. Umbra seeks to extinguish the light entirely, making Guinevere his primary target.

Supporting Characters

King Julius: A noble warrior and Guinevere’s love interest, Julius is the ruler of a neighboring kingdom. He possesses the ability to freeze enemies with his gaze, a power born from his resolve and discipline. Despite his stoic demeanor, he shares a deep and passionate bond with Guinevere, often joining her in battle.

High Priestess Delphi: Guinevere’s mother, whose wisdom and love still guide her even after her passing. Delphi often appears in Guinevere’s dreams, offering advice or warning her of impending danger.

Nyah: Guinevere’s childhood friend and loyal ally, Nyah is a skilled inventor who creates gadgets and weapons to aid her in her missions.

Guinevere’s journey as Lumina is not just about defeating enemies—it’s about proving that even in the darkest moments, light has the power to prevail.

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Both images were created using ComfyUI. The bottom image uses the Juggernaut Cinematic XL LoRA. I added "cinematic film still" to the bottom image.

Positive Prompt: full body portrait of a blonde model in a white room with red balls bouncing up and down. she is wearing a red gown and is sitting on a throne of white balls in the style of a mario testino fashion photo shoot.

Negative prompt: text, watermark

Juggernaut Cinematic XL LoRA Steps: 35 CFG: 8 Sampler name dpmpp_2s_ancestral denoise 1.00

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Both images were created using ComfyUI. The top image is without a LoRA and the bottom image uses Juggernaut Cinematic XL in addition to the base model.

Positive prompt: asian high fashion model dressed in houndstooth suit with red heels posing against a graffiti wall in Wynwood Miami in the style of a richard avedon portrait.

negative prompt: text, watermark

Juggernaut Cinematic XL LoRA Strength 1.0 Control after generate: fixed Steps 35 CFG 8.0 Sampler name: dpmpp_2s_ancestral Denoise: 1.00

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Both images were created using ComfyUI. The top image is without a LoRA. It uses just the base model. The bottom image is after changing the prompt a little by adding "cinematic film still" at the beginning of the prompt and using a LoRA.

Positive prompt: cinematic film still portrait of a red headed fashion model with blue eyeshadow and blue eyeliner wearing a couture gown in the style of a high fashion photo shoot, bright colors

Negative prompt: text, watermark

LoRA used: Juggernaut Cinematic XL Control after generate: fixed Sampler name: dpmpp_2s_ancestral Steps: 35 CFG: 7.0

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Made with ComfyUI - a high fashion raincoat.

Positive prompt: full body photorealistic -- a high fashion model with a beauty mole on her cheek with bright pink eyeshadow and red lipstick. she is calm and serene and has light brown eyes. the portrait is in the style of a high fashion photoshoot for a major magazine. she is wearing a luxurious yellow raincoat. she is wearing yellow rain boots. canon eos r5c

Negative prompt: text, watermark, three legs

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Made with ComfyUI - a fashionable woman in NYC.

Positive prompt: portrait of an urbane woman in the meatpacking district of new york city with oversize sunglasses and hoop earrings in the style of a high fashion photoshoot shot by mario testino, cinematic, high resolution

Negative prompt: text, watermark

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Made with ComfyUI - a stylish fashion editor on the streets of Milan.

Positive prompt: full body photorealistic -- a street style photo of a Black female fashion editor taken at Milan Fashion Week. cobblestone streets and moody Vermeer type lighting. she is very sophisticated and chic.

Negative prompt: text, watermark, three legs

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The most ravishing beauty looks created using Runway.

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A striking blue eyeshadow completes this fabulous runway look created with the help of Runway.