vox2
Maintainer: plasmo
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| Property | Value |
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| Run this model | Run on HuggingFace |
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Model overview
The vox2 model, created by plasmo, is a fine-tuned version of the Stable Diffusion model that generates "voxel-ish" images. This model was trained on 184 images through 8000 training steps, with 20% of the training text crafted by the creator Jak_TheAI_Artist. The vox2 model can produce unique, stylized images with a distinct voxel-inspired aesthetic, as shown in the sample images. Compared to similar models like woolitize, woolitize-768sd1-5, and food-crit, vox2 specializes in generating voxel-inspired art styles.
Model inputs and outputs
Inputs
- Text prompts that include the keyword "voxel-ish" to activate the model's specialized style
- Optionally, the prompt can also include "intricate detail" to further enhance the realism of the generated image
Outputs
- Unique, stylized images with a distinct voxel-inspired aesthetic
- The generated images can capture a wide range of subjects, from portraits to landscapes, as demonstrated in the sample images
Capabilities
The vox2 model can generate a variety of voxel-inspired images with a distinct and cohesive visual style. The images have a semi-realistic appearance with an emphasis on geometric shapes and patterns, creating a unique and eye-catching effect. The model's ability to render intricate details and maintain a consistent style across different subjects makes it a versatile tool for artists, designers, and content creators looking to incorporate a distinctive voxel-inspired aesthetic into their work.
What can I use it for?
The vox2 model can be a valuable asset for a range of creative projects and applications. Its specialized voxel-inspired style can be used to create unique album covers, book illustrations, game assets, or promotional materials that stand out from traditional photorealistic imagery. Designers and artists may find the model particularly useful for exploring new visual directions and adding a touch of whimsy to their work. Additionally, the model's ability to generate a variety of subjects in a consistent style makes it suitable for use in digital art, concept art, and even 3D modeling workflows.
Things to try
One interesting avenue to explore with the vox2 model is combining its voxel-inspired aesthetic with other artistic styles or themes. For example, experimenting with incorporating the model's outputs into more fantastical or surreal compositions could yield unique and visually striking results. Additionally, exploring the model's capabilities for generating different types of subjects, such as architecture, nature, or abstract scenes, may uncover new and unexpected use cases for this distinctive AI-generated art style.
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