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I think I can stop now because I’m very happy with this anchor. I used Lago because I really wanted to dial in a consistent Kenzie. In other anchors , either she was too busty or her face was just somehow off. On a separate note, I wish there were a way to tag the anchors so that they say more than just Riva or Lago (eg, best hair, brightest smile). I know I can always zoom in to identify the differences on the image-generation page, but I sometimes don’t realize I chose the wrong one until I’ve generated the image.

There was a problem with the first post. 😊

Angle brackets (<…>) have a powerful effect in Atelier prompts!

Candace is an absolutely delightful Kin, game for everything and finding joy everywhere. Pretty amazing, considering she started out as a traumatized captive who spent years in a prison camp before Daphne and I rescued her. Healing—physically and emotionally—was a long process, but she seems transformed now.

FYI, my original prompt for the musician Heather got rejected for an unacceptable word. After rereading the prompt and figuring the problem word was “baby,” I replaced “black baby grand piano” with “black baby_grand piano,” and it went through. The more you know…

1. Daphne with a manual prompt in Tableau.

2. Daphne in Atelier with the same prompt and the Tableau image as a reference.

3. New avatar image, created in Tableau.

4. Daphne in Atelier, using the original prompt and the new avatar.

Because Atelier shifts the ratio of influence from the avatar’s description to the image itself, I created the new avatar to capture some of the description I had in Tableau (where it had a stronger impact). The changes from Tableau to Atelier are not dramatic, but I really like the result.

Cap, Heather, Kenzie & Serena, Tamar, and Ariana.

I tried to edit a few of these, but there’s something wrong with the editing tool today. Ah, well. They capture the fun, and they’re close enough. 😊