Trained to match the style of vintage "Weird Tales" pulp magazine covers specifically between the 1920's and 1950's
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I really like this, but it is getting zoomed in and even the logo is cut off. Part of the W, then ei. I'm in comfy, only this lora, and I've tried a couple of things with no luck. Any tips?
so chatgpt was my friend. A lot of this can probably be trimmed, but it worked. It still tries to put a month and number on though.
Prompts starts with:
weird-tales cover
A complete, fully visible vintage magazine cover for Weird Tales. Show the ENTIRE rectangular magazine cover from edge to edge, including all four corners and all four borders. Nothing extends beyond the cover edges and nothing is cropped.
The "Weird Tales" logo is fully visible near the top, with generous empty space around it. The logo must not touch or overlap any edge.
The main illustration occupies only the central portion of the cover, leaving a generous, clearly visible margin on EVERY side. The illustration is deliberately scaled down and viewed from far away. Do NOT zoom in. Do NOT crop the illustration.
The scene should feel like a vintage pulp magazine illustration, dramatic and atmospheric, but composed with substantial negative space surrounding the artwork.
The composition should resemble a complete magazine cover photographed from a distance: the entire cover is visible, with a visible border/margin on every side.
The ONLY text on the cover is the "Weird Tales" logo. No other words, letters, captions, headlines, or typography.
Important composition requirements: entire cover visible, four corners visible, generous margin on all sides, artwork scaled down, wide zoomed-out composition, no cropping, no elements touching the edges, no close-up composition.
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