| | After a deeply introspective and emotional journey, I fine-tuned SDXL using old family album pictures of my childhood [60], a delicate process that brought my younger self into dialogue with the present, an experience that turned out to be far more impactful than I had anticipated. What’s particularly interesting about the resulting visuals, is that they seem to be imbued with intricate emotions, and not-so-well-recalled distant memories. Intuition tells me there’s something of value in these kinds of experiments. On the first clip I’m using Archaia’ [audio-reactive geometries] system intervened with the resulting LORA. And second one is a real-time test (StreamDiffusion) of said LORA + an updated version of Auratura working in parallel. Hope you enjoy it ♥ More experiments, project files, and tutorials, through my YouTube, Instagram, or Patreon. submitted by /u/Real-Philosopher-895 |
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