<h1 id="o-stars-what-have-you-sent"><span style="color:rgb(190, 75, 219)">O, Stars, What Have You Sent?</span></h1><h2 id="laconic:"><span style="color:rgb(97, 210, 255)">Laconic:</span></h2><p><em>O, Stars, What Have You Sent? is a LoRA trained on a peculiar mix of images that will infuse a mix of kitsch science fiction and brooding dark fantasy into your generations. Alongside these genres you'll find an abundance of extraneous LED HUDs, high-concept lighting, décor resembling faux nimbi and infusions of bright but menacing backlighting. Lastly, you may find hints of both tarot card design for the images and the occasional cosmic visitor. </em></p><h2 id="loquacious:"><span style="color:rgb(115, 234, 255)">Loquacious:</span></h2><p>Some of my earliest experiments in generating images with any sort of AI resulted in a series of "cards" - some with distinct, tarot-esque borders, some without - featuring art that dipped heavily into sci-fi with frequent appearances of unusual architecture or looming entities in the sky. They gave off a mood of looming wonder and terror as spacefaring humans came to terms with the unknowable. "O, stars, what have you sent?" was the question I imagined they would ask, unable to comprehend the idea that the galaxy is far more alien than they could have imagined. </p><p>Some optional prompt keywords that you may find useful:</p><pre><code>sci-fi, science fiction, fantasy, stars \(sky\), alien [object or entity], moody, atmospheric, horror, cosmic [entity], eldritch [entity], tarot, tarot card art</code></pre><p>Of course, this was just a broad interpretation of mine when seeing the results of my early generations. I like to attach stories to things. </p><p>This is about my 3rd or 4th attempt to get this LoRA to "work" to an extent that it would seem to actually have any significant effect if used. Truthfully, I'm not 100% sure that I've really accomplished that on this latest attempt either, which is why I'm calling it a beta version. </p><p>If you're someone that decides to make use of this weird, incredibly niche LoRA and you see areas where you think it can be improved, don't hesitate to let me know.</p>

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