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I tried to make a picture of one of my D&D characters in Stable Diffusion using the InkPunk Diffusion model on Civitai. The model is for cyberpunk rather than medieval fantasy, but Inkpunk is one of my favorites. It has a nice style. Everything it makes is sketchy and vibrant. I had to in-paint to get it to redraw part of the back, and I had to in-paint her hips to make it look like she has a cloth piece over a tail. The InkPunk model connects animal heads to human bodies just fine, but it doesn't seem to draw tails for humanoids.

I also had to in-paint the background to make it somewhat look like trees. The model leans heavily on creating cities for backgrounds from what I've seen.

Prompt: nvinkpunk, anthropomorphic iguana woman in a forest, red scales, leather armor, intricate, highly detailed, (lizard tail)

I don't remember if I even had a negative prompt.

Description
I tried to make a picture of one of my D&D characters in Stable Diffusion using the InkPunk Diffusion model on Civitai. The model is for cyberpunk rather than medieval fantasy, but Inkpunk is one of my favorites. It has a nice style. Everything it makes is sketchy and vibrant. I had to in-paint to get it to redraw part of the back, and I had to in-paint her hips to make it look like she has a cloth piece over a tail. The InkPunk model connects animal heads to human bodies just fine, but it doesn't seem to draw tails for humanoids.

I also had to in-paint the background to make it somewhat look like trees. The model leans heavily on creating cities for backgrounds from what I've seen.

Prompt: nvinkpunk, anthropomorphic iguana woman in a forest, red scales, leather armor, intricate, highly detailed, (lizard tail)

I don't remember if I even had a negative prompt.