FuzzyHazel
Maintainer: Lucetepolis
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Model overview
FuzzyHazel is an AI model created by Lucetepolis, a HuggingFace community member. It is part of a broader family of related models including OctaFuzz, MareAcernis, and RefSlaveV2. The model is trained on a 3.6 million image dataset and utilizes the LyCORIS fine-tuning technique. FuzzyHazel demonstrates strong performance in generating anime-style illustrations, with capabilities that fall between the earlier Kohaku XL gamma rev2 and beta7 models.
Model inputs and outputs
FuzzyHazel is an image-to-image generation model that takes in a text prompt and outputs a corresponding image. The model can handle a wide variety of prompts related to anime-style art, from character descriptions to detailed scenes.
Inputs
- Text prompts describing the desired image, including details about characters, settings, and artistic styles
Outputs
- Generated images in the anime art style, ranging from portraits to full scenes
- Images are 768x512 pixels by default, but can be upscaled to higher resolutions using hires-fix techniques
Capabilities
FuzzyHazel excels at generating high-quality anime-style illustrations. The model demonstrates strong compositional skills, with a good understanding of proportions, facial features, and character expressions. It can also incorporate various artistic styles and elements like clothing, accessories, and backgrounds into the generated images.
What can I use it for?
FuzzyHazel would be an excellent choice for anyone looking to create anime-inspired artwork, whether for personal projects, commercial use, or even as the basis for further artistic exploration. The model's versatility allows it to be used for a wide range of applications, from character design and fan art to illustration and concept art for games, animations, or other media.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of FuzzyHazel is its ability to blend multiple artistic styles and elements seamlessly within a single image. By experimenting with different prompt combinations and emphasis weights, users can explore unique and unexpected visual outcomes, potentially leading to the discovery of new and exciting artistic possibilities.
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