<h2>Model presentation</h2>This is a model related to the "Picture of the Week" contest on <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://discord.gg/stablediffusion">Stable Diffusion discord</a>.You can find this dataset in a more complete model, <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/44230/sdart-complete-edition">SDArt : Complete Edition</a>.This current "classic version" responds to tokens for the 4 elements.This current "user token version" is trained on dedicated tokens per user, and doesn't work like you may be used to.I try to make a model out of all the submissions, for people to continue enjoy the theme after the event, and see a little of their designs in other people's creations. The token stays "SDArt" and I balance the learning on the low side, so that it doesn't just replicate creations.The pictures were tagged using the token "SDArt", and an arbitrary token given to the user that submitted it.The dataset is available below and is composed of 49 pictures.<h2> This week's theme</h2>ˑ༄ؘ ۪۫۫ ▹▫◃ ۪۫۫ ༄ؘ ˑEmerald leaves, crimson petals, and a fragrance so sweet – Nature's art, a canvas so neat. is it the fiery passion of a red rose, or the tranquil bliss of a bluebell that grows?Love is like a garden of these elemental treasures, each with its own charm, each with its own measures.ˑ༄ؘ ۪۫۫ ▹▫◃ ۪۫۫ ༄ؘ ˑ<ul><li>Create images of flowers representing the four elements: fire, water, earth, and air.</li></ul><ul><li>Use colors and shapes that capture the essence of one or each element, and consider the symbolism and associations associated with them to create unique designs.</li></ul><ul><li>Consider the symbolism and associations of each element as you create your images. What emotions or concepts do they evoke, and how can you incorporate that into your designs?</li><li>What will your elemental flower bloom into? Where does it grow? What is it surrounded by? Even better-- what's your flower called? Name it! Today's example flowers were made by me ^^ enjoy!</li></ul>ˑ༄ؘ ۪۫۫ ▹▫◃ ۪۫۫ ༄ؘ ˑ<h2>Trained tokens</h2><h3>In the classic version (v2)</h3><ul><li>elem flowers</li><li>multielem</li><li>air</li><li>fire</li><li>water</li><li>earth</li></ul><h3>In the "user token version" (v1)</h3><ul><li>SDArt</li><li>dyce</li><li>ohwx</li><li>bnp</li><li>juli</li><li>aten</li><li>hep</li><li>fcu</li><li>hiko</li><li>ufos</li><li>nwsl</li><li>cous</li><li>aved</li><li>mth</li><li>gani</li><li>kprc</li><li>kuro</li><li>asot</li><li>jap</li><li>weho</li><li>hmv</li><li>psst</li><li>sqm</li><li>irgc</li><li>buka</li><li>buon</li><li>nmwx</li><li>byes</li><li>utm</li><li>dany</li><li>avel</li><li>vaw</li><li>zaki</li><li>guin</li><li>urd</li><li>nasi</li><li>vini</li><li>hta</li><li>crit</li><li>inem</li><li>mlas</li><li>isch</li><li>phol</li><li>vedi</li><li>dds</li><li>acu</li><li>httr</li><li>pte</li><li>oxi</li><li>ibc</li></ul>

SDArt : Elemental Flowers

This version is tagged using a dedicated token per user that submited art this week for the contest. Pics were trained as submitted, and because of this, this week's model tends to produce a lot of 4 splits pictures.

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