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Such a neat experiment in AI-assisted spatial design! Using 10 photos of a real setup to train a local model like FLUX 3 Klein is next-level prototyping.
Both options look great, but Option A totally wins on the cozy lighting front for me. Check out the post and drop your vote
Turned my real desk into a tiny clay diorama ☕️
Made with FLUX 3 Klein running locally, using 10 photos of my actual setup as references: the pegboard wall, headphones, mug, shelves...
Which one do you like more, A or B?
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This is insane! Option A is my favorite - the details are so realistic!
Love how you turned your real setup into clay with FLUX 3 locally, super creative idea!
Totally agree. Running local models like FLUX on real reference sets opens up so much room for wild creative experiments. Thanks for checking it out, Sagar
100% Abdulrahman! Real reference sets are a game changer for FLUX, totally unlocks next level results.
100% Abdulrahman! Real reference sets are a game changer for FLUX, totally unlocks next level results.
A hits to me it's so mangable❤️
Agreed 100% Thanks for the love
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Turned my real desk into a tiny clay diorama ☕️
Made with FLUX 3 Klein running locally, using 10 photos of my actual setup as references: the pegboard wall, headphones, mug, shelves...
Which one do you like more, A or B?
21 voted
58%
15 voted
42%
36 votes
Closed
Did small pano animation too
Can AI really juggle 10 REFERENCES? Let's put it to the test!! 👀
👁️ Goal: Create a Halloween poster: a girl doomscrolling in bed while Munch's Scream screams right behind her, and she doesn't notice, the title is "Screen time: 7h 42m. Time left: 0.", while mixing drastically different styles in my refs (anime, baroque chiaroscuro, Munch's expressionism, pixel art).
⚒️ Model: FLUX 3 Image Klein
🌪️ Process: I generated my refs (I love complicating my life yes) and garthered the original paintings, fed it to Flux with a detailed prompt on how to use each of the ref I uploaded.
I uploaded the two best results I got, but it was a few back and forth to get every detail correct! My rating on how the model respected each of my refs (average of both outcomes):
- Palette 5/5
- The Scream 3/5
- De La Tour lighting 3/5
- Paper texture 5/5
- Face 5/5
- Pose 5/5
- Velvet & linen 3/5
- Sky 2/5 (swapped my swirls for a sunset on the first one)
- Title 5/5
- Sketch 4/5 (because why was she filled on the second one!!)
✨ Overall rating: 4/5
✍️ Takeaway: Keep the refs very specific and your prompt very detailed. The model doesn't understand "vibes" (the paint swirls became a sunset) only but is very good at following precise instructions (pixel title was perfectly copied), unlike MidJourney for example which is very good at interpretingvibes.
Do you prefer outcome 1 or 2? 😱
Great job Hanna🎉🔥
Last week: a logo with a name and a dot.
This week: a two weird wordmarks.
Creative Little Planet is a marketing agency for B2B clients brave enough to hire weird humans. A studio selling weird can’t look like any other SaaS, right? So I pushed weird two ways!! Which one do you prefer? 👽
A. Machined geometric & blocky letters
B. Melted script letters
Vote below! 👀
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the melted script plus the alien detail is absolutely brilliant!