New Model & Style Testing (Patreon)

Hello once again, this time even quicker.

If you've been following AI stuff closely you might've heard about a model being released and doing awesome stuff. This model to be honest doesn't look as good as the one I'm currently using and can't replicate my current style that I've been working on for almost a year now. But it has it's advantages.

First of all it's more prompt adherent. What does this mean? When I tell it to do something, it does it easier and better. And can do lots of stuff that isn't possible with the current model I'm using. For example here's an image of ahri holding a sign that is supposed to say "subscribe to jennieart" with the current model first and the new model next:

As you can see the new model can actually write text. Here's more fun stuff:

As you can see it's not 100% perfect but it can do some things that are nearly impossible with the current model. Other than that it can do multiple characters better, here are some examples:

1girl, ahri

2girls, ahri, 2b

3girls, ahri, 2b, violet evergarden

4girls, ahri, 2b, violet evergarden, fern

I can't even show results from the original model because they would be so cursed with all the characters getting mixed.

Also some complex stripper pose comparisions:

prompt was: upside down looking at viewer lifted by legs:

As you can see on the old one one of the legs seem to disappear into the void and the stripper pole seems to bend space, the new model doesn't have such problems.

Another stripper pose:

prompt was: doing a horizontal split while lifting herself on the pole:

Old model sadly didn't want to do splits while the new model has some anatomy issues it at least listened more to what I told it to do.

So the tl/dr is this model makes lots of things that was not possible, possible but comes at a cost of style and image quality. It also has a larger character pool that it can work with. I might use this model for the random gens I do here and there if you guys don't like it, but if there's enough support I might use it with a 50/50 split with the current model like I used to do with glossy/pastel styles until I fully switch to it later down the line if you start to like it more. Let me know below what you think!

I also added a zip of bunch of test pics I did trying different settings but the settings I used on the pics in this post are the ones I think look best, but do check them out.