In this tutorial, I'll show you how to:
1. Create a children's coloring book character
2. Create the same character doing different poses and activities
3. Increase the resolution of the image for printing
First, we have to create our character.
Prompt:
kid's coloring book, [young boy], character sheet, thick lines, clean, black and white, white background, 4 different poses, multiple angles --style raw
Choose an image that you like, and press U1, U2, U3 or U4.
The image below contains different poses of the same character.
But he's just standing straight.
We want to make him do different activities like sitting down or riding a bicycle.
To achieve this, press "Custom Zoom", and change the prompt (see the next post below).
For this example, I did 3 things:
1. I added "sitting down" into the prompt (refer to screenshot below).
2. I also changed the aspect ratio to 3:2. This aspect ratio gives better results.
3. Next, I added "--zoom 2" to zoom the image out 2x.
Here are the results.
As you can see, we have generated a new image of the boy sitting down.
All you need to do is to crop him out of the picture.
Here are 2 more examples.
In each picture, I changed the activity of the boy in the prompt before zooming out.
Left: Riding a bicycle
Right: Sitting on a swing
Sometimes the images will look weird.
But you can always generate more, and at least a few will look decent.
Now, we're done with generating the images.
But their resolution is not high enough for printing.
How to increase the resolution of the images?
I suggest 3 options:
1. Use a free online image upscaler like Clipdrop. Simple, but lower quality.
2. If have Automatic1111 for Stable Diffusion, use the R-ESRGAN 4x+Anime6B model for free.
3. Use Topaz Gigapixel, which is expensive.
I prefer #2. With it, I can enlarge a single pic to over 5000px
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