!). But one limitation is that each time I run a prompt, it generates a new person, new setting, etc. Are there AI image generation tools that let me develop characters & places, and then use them in different prompts?
For example, with DiffusionBee I might say “boy sitting on the ground looking up at the stars”. Every time I do that it’s a different boy, in a different location. I can put words in prompts to generate specific styles and moods, but it always generates the person and the scene from scratch.
What I’d like to do is develop a person, and show them in different settings, or in the same setting doing different things.
The ultimate goal would be something that would, for example, do the drawing of a graphic novel if I put in a prompt for each square. I don’t think generative AI is quite up to that yet, but I’m wondering if there’s anything accessible on the path to that point.
I would prefer to run something on my Macintosh (M2, 24GB RAM), but could also do something in the cloud. I’m willing to pay a subscription fee for the right tool (say $10/month).
Does anything exist that will let me do this?
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