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Attention to detail in the prompt is important to produce beautiful images related to Christmas.We've put together a list of words to help you get into the Christmas spirit and create dreamy and beautiful images.By using these in combination, you are sure to be able to create a magical and warm Christmas scene. 　1. Main theme　- Christmas tree　- Santa Claus　- Snowy landscape　- Christmas lights　- Cozy fireplace　- Gift-wrapped presents　- Snow-covered village　- Reindeer　- Gingerbread house　2. Decorations and accessories　- Ornaments　- Garland　- Wreath　- Baubles　- Holly and ivy　- Christmas stockings　- Snowflakes　- Candy canes　- Bells　3. Lighting effects　- Warm glowing lights　- Sparkling fairy lights　- Candlelit ambiance　- Radiant glow　- Soft bokeh effect　- Starry night　- Lantern-lit　4. Color effects　- Warm hues　- Rich reds　- Forest greens　- Snowy whites　- Golden tones　- Frosty blues　- Silver sparkle　5. Characters and animals　- Santa’s elves　- Festive animals　- Polar bear with scarf　- Penguins in winter hats　- Adorable snowman　6. Scenery and places　- Cozy cabin　- Snowy forest　- Mountain village　- Christmas market　- ​​Enchanted winter scene　- Icicles on trees　- Ice rink with skaters　7. Texture and atmosphere　- Velvet textures　- Frosted glass effect　- Glittering snow　- Cozy and warm atmosphere　- Nostalgic charm　- Festive elegance　- Whimsical charm　8. Other keywords　- Magical holiday　- Winter wonderland　- Silent night　- Joyful celebrations　-Family gathering　- Childlike wonder　- Frost-kissed scenerytogether with a combination of these words"Beautiful", "Wonderful", "Warm", "Festive" etc.Adding keywords to the prompt will help you generate images full of Christmas charm.

Hello 🙂 Today, I will explain the "export" and "import" settings when publishing an AI tool,which has been introduced several times on the site.To publish an AI tool, roughly speaking,1) Create a workflow based on the concept of the AI ​​tool you want to make2) Configure, adjust, and test the workflow3) Test as an AI tool, and publishI think you will create and publish in the above order, butAfter you are satisfied with part 2), when you turn it into a tool and test it in part 3), you may see a "defect" or "finishing discrepancy" that you could not see in workflow mode.In this case, you should configure and adjust the "workflow that is the basis of the tool" again, then "update the workflow" on the "edit" mode screen of the AI ​​tool, reflecting the changes in the AI ​​tool settings, and then publish it again. This is the flow.When you perform this "workflow update", the information displayed on the AI tool operation screen will change.“User-configurable Settings” will be “reset”! What you have gone through a lot of trouble configuring, sorting, etc., is now starting from scratch.I can't help but sigh at having to start over 😮 Corresponding to this resetThe method is " Export/Import settings ''.With this function, even if you need to repeatedly update your workflow, you can easily return to the "User-configurable Settings" settings you used when you first created the tool, so you can avoid unnecessary work.Here's how to do it:● Export (save settings before workflow update)1) Open the "Edit" mode screen of the AI ​​tool and scroll down to find "User-configurable Settings". To the right of it there are three buttons: "Import", "Export", and "Empty". Click "Export".2) Then, if you are using a PC, a dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the “file save destination”.Save it in an easy-to-find location so you don't get lost later.At this time, it is even more convenient to give the file a "file name" that is easy to identify.(This procedure applies to smartphones, tablets, etc.)This is the end of "Export".◆ Import (Load previous settings after updating workflow)1) Go to "User-configurable Settings"in the same way as when exporting and click "Import".2) A dialog box will appear asking you which file to import,so specify the file you "saved" (exported) earlier and click "OK".(For smartphones, tablets, etc., follow these guidelines)This will restore the "settings" that were reset by "update workflow".You should see that it is.The above is how to "Export" and "Import" "User - configurable Settings", but there is one thing to keep in mind.That is, if you "change the node type" or "add a new node or delete a node" when updating the workflow,"Export" and "Import" will not work. Please note that these are functions to save and restore the "initial settings made into a tool".I think there are many similar articles on the site, but this time's "Christmas Walkthrough"I hope this will be helpful for those who are trying to create an AI tool for the first time at the event 🙂

Hello everyone. When you say "punk" in the image generation prompt, SteamPunk, CyberPunk, etc. are often used,but there are many other punks that can produce interesting image effects.The effects will vary depending on the base model, LoRA, filters, etc., but we'll introduce a few of them.＊ Word　　　　　　＊ Image Features (Effects)SteamPunk　・・・　Steam engines and Victorian atmosphere, gears, goggles, top hats,icons such as corsets,distorted utopias and contradictions, airships,mechanical calculators, etc.CyberPunk　・・・　Neon colors, neon lights, neon green, neon blue, gadgets, goggles near future, high-tech machinesRococoPunk　・・・　A whimsical aesthetic derived from cyberpunk that thrusts a punk attitude into the18th century Rococo eraSlimePunk　・・・　Radioactivity/biohazard symbols, green luminous objects, gas masks, rubber gloves,mall goth themes and clothing, etc. Black, green, purple, redRayPunk　・・・　Technological psychedelia, non-standard "science", alternative or distorted, twisted realities, etc.AfroPunk　・・・　 Afro hair, voluminous hair, perms, black people, dark skin, thick lips, earth colors, etc.CatholicPunk　・・・　 Crosses, priests, priest robes, cassocksClownPunk　・・・　 Clowns, red noses, white makeup, face paint, colorful, pop colors, red　　　　　　　　　　Funky hairstyles and fashionAtomPunk　・・・　 Goggles, headgear, headphones, orangeBioPunk　・・・　 Green, tubes, cords, headgear A ScientistClockPunk　・・・　Clocks and pocket watches, gears, goggles, hats, gadgetsDecoPunk　・・・　 Almost steampunk, hats, goggles, instrumentsDieselunk　・・・　 Diesel-type machinery, goggles, hatsElfPunk　・・・　 Elves and fairies, green, pointy earsLunarPunk　・・・　 Fewer gadgets and machines than steampunkMythPunk　・・・　 Mythpunk is a subgenre of mythological fiction that originates from mythologyNanoPunk　・・・　Futuristic, sophisticated machines, not many gadgetsNowPunk　・・・　 Leather jackets, punk rock fashion* Other than these...SteelPunk ・ StonePunk ・ SpacePunk ・ SolarPunk ・ NeonPunk ・ AnalogPunk ・ AnimalPunk ・ BirdPunk ・CosmoPunk ・ DigitalPunk ・ DinosaurPunk ... and many more 🙂It might be interesting to try other combinations too 🙂* The following images were created under the following conditions :Base model: RealCartoon - Special, LoRA: None, VAE: Automatic, Sampler: DPM2Prompt = 1girl, creates beautiful women with the theme of "■■Punk"

Thank you everyone for your continued followers, comments, and many likes. I created a "collection" of works that I created using "TA" and other AI tools. "Fascinating Landscape" and "Glasswork". We would be very happy if you could take a look at the samples and "buffet" them. 😊🙏

Hello. I usually use "lighting/lighting effects" when generating images.I will introduce some of the "words" I use when I want to add something.Please note that these words alone do not provide 100% effectiveness, and the base modelThe effect you get will differ depending on the LoRA sampling method and where you place it in the prompt.Words related to "lighting effects"・ Backlight　:　 Light from behind the subject・ Colorful lighting　: 　The impression itself is not colored, but the color changes depending on the light.・ moody lighting　: 　natural lighting, not direct artificial light・ studio lighting　:　 A term used to describe the artificial lighting of a photography studio.・ Directional Light　: 　directional light source is a light source that shines parallel rays in a selected direction.・ Dramatic lighting　: 　Lighting techniques in the field of photography・ Spot lighting　: 　A lighting technique that uses artificial light in a small area.・ Cinematic lighting　: 　A single word that describes several lighting techniques used in movies.・ Bounce Lighting　: 　Light reflected by a reflex plate, etc.・ Practical Lighting　: 　Photographs and videos that depict the light source itself in the composition・ Volumetric lighting　: 　A word derived from 3DCG. It tends to be a picture with a divine golden light source.・ Dynamic lighting　: 　I don't really understand what it means, but it tends to create high-contrast images.・ Warm lighting　: 　Creates a warm picture illuminated with warm colors・ Cold lighting　:　 Lights with a cold light source.・ High-key lighting　:　 Soft light, minimal shadows, low contrast, resulting in bright frames・ Low-key lighting　:　 It provides high contrast, but the impression is a little weak.・ Hard light　:　 Strong light. Highlights appear strong.・ soft light　:　 A word that refers to faint light.・ strobe lighting　:　 strong artificial light (stroboscopic lighting)・ Ambient light　:　 An English word that refers to ambient lighting/indoor lighting.・ flash lighting 　:　 For some reason, the characters themselves tend to emit light, and there are often flashes of light.　(flash lighting photography)　・ Natural lighting　:　 This tends to create a natural-looking picture that feels contrasting with artificial light.

This is my favorite work that I have created 😊 (This is a repost because the previous article disappeared due to an error)