CutAway
Maintainer: Conflictx
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| Run this model | Run on HuggingFace |
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Model overview
The CutAway model is a Textual Inversion Embedding created by Conflictx for Stable Diffusion 2.0. It was trained on 768x768 images from Midjourney, focusing on creating "cutaway" views of homes, structures, and other objects. This model can be used to generate images with a unique, detailed cutaway style, similar to concept art or architectural visualizations.
Similar models from Conflictx include the Kipaki-EgyptianSciFi embedding, which has a more sci-fi, Egyptian-inspired aesthetic, and the AnimeScreencap embedding, which focuses on a warm, movie-like anime style. These models can be used in combination with the CutAway embedding to achieve a range of unique visual styles.
Model inputs and outputs
The CutAway model takes text prompts as input and generates corresponding 768x768 pixel images as output. The model is focused on creating detailed, cutaway views of various structures and objects, with a strong emphasis on architectural and interior design elements.
Inputs
- Text prompts describing the desired cutaway scene, such as "a cute witch house, cutaway, 4k, very detailed, gta 5 and witcher concept art"
Outputs
- 768x768 pixel images depicting the requested cutaway scenes, with a high level of detail and a unique, visualized perspective
Capabilities
The CutAway model can generate a wide range of detailed, cutaway-style images, from whimsical witch houses to futuristic computers and organic brains. The model's strength lies in its ability to create visually striking, conceptual renderings that would be challenging to produce manually. By leveraging the model's specialized training, users can explore creative and unique architectural and design ideas without the need for extensive artistic skills.
What can I use it for?
The CutAway model can be a valuable tool for a variety of applications, including:
- Architectural visualization and concept design
- Interior design and home decor planning
- Fantasy and science-fiction world-building
- Illustration and concept art for games, films, and other media
By incorporating the model's cutaway style, users can create eye-catching and informative visuals to communicate their ideas, whether for personal creative projects or professional design work.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of the CutAway model is its ability to generate detailed, cross-sectional views of both man-made and organic structures. Users can experiment with prompts that explore the intersection of the natural and the artificial, such as "a cute organic (brain), cutaway, 4k, very detailed, gta 5 and witcher concept art" or "a cute (computer), cutaway, 4k, very detailed, gta 5 and witcher concept art". These types of prompts can lead to striking and thought-provoking images that challenge the viewer's perceptions of the boundaries between technology and biology.
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