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Zharr Nagrund, the sprawling capital city of the Chaos Dwarfs, and surely the largest settlement in the warhammer world.

Depicted here is just a tiny fraction of it. A view from deep inside one of the vast canyons that form the walls and bounds of this dystopian metropolis, looking up at the Tower of Zharr in the distance. With a skyline dominated by smog, smokestacks, factories, metal and fire.

They have rather a lot of lava here, no such thing as OSHA

lots of inpainting done with stable diffusion 2.1

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Late in development, this image underwent a significant change, lets call it an experiment.

I believe that images with two main colors (orange and black in this case) do not do well. I noticed one of my others submitted around the same time, with more of a three-tone structure, was doing much better

hence i have introduced plenty of white, and a touch of green into this, to see how it does. I think it will do better, as having 3-4 main colors makes things more noticeable. And success on DA generally, is contingent on how noticeable your thumbnail is, far more than the up-close quality of the image.

Description

Zharr Nagrund, the sprawling capital city of the Chaos Dwarfs, and surely the largest settlement in the warhammer world.

Depicted here is just a tiny fraction of it. A view from deep inside one of the vast canyons that form the walls and bounds of this dystopian metropolis, looking up at the Tower of Zharr in the distance. With a skyline dominated by smog, smokestacks, factories, metal and fire.

They have rather a lot of lava here, no such thing as OSHA

lots of inpainting done with stable diffusion 2.1

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Late in development, this image underwent a significant change, lets call it an experiment.

I believe that images with two main colors (orange and black in this case) do not do well. I noticed one of my others submitted around the same time, with more of a three-tone structure, was doing much better

hence i have introduced plenty of white, and a touch of green into this, to see how it does. I think it will do better, as having 3-4 main colors makes things more noticeable. And success on DA generally, is contingent on how noticeable your thumbnail is, far more than the up-close quality of the image.