It has been for a few days now. And I have mixed feelings about that. To begin with, you have to completely rethink how you write the prompts. It is a lot more literal.
I am trying to get some background for Virgil's quote about conquest: "Love conquers all"
My usual way of writing prompts leads to pretty stunning results. Have a look below.
This would be output from v5, even though I used the picture above to guide it (with --iw 0.5 --s 800).
Neither of them is good. While v4 surprised me, v5 took the prompt literally. It is not necessarily wrong, after all, I wanted a heart-shaped military formation. But I hoped for something a little bit abstract here.
I decided to play with the prompt and increase the weighting. I think there is an improvement here in the v4 picture.
But the composition is too simple and the heart pattern in the first may be somewhat reminiscent of roses, but it is not good!
V5 is more reasonable and with heavily weighted picture as a guide, it will be able to fix that.
Ye. I am not sure this is entirely what Virgil meant in his quote about conquest, but it must be pretty close.
V5 found its place within my workflow immediately. But it is a lot more difficult to get good results out of, unless you are used to these incredibly long prompts people with artist background often propose.
Do you believe that 'amor vincit omnia' (Love conquers all)? And are you curious about some of those posters I am making for Roman quotes?