Bobby Cipher is a person who doesn't exist. You can use him if you need a consistent character. Please have a look at other Nobody models for contributions by other folks including those created with the LastName and NBDY tags.
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Notes on Males
Turns out making a male character work is a bit more challenging than a female; all of the models I tried with this embedding seem to be really female-centric. Not surprising of course given how these models are mostly used 😊. But it does mean that randomly you'll get a female Bobby Cipher--no kidding--especially if your prompt even hints at a female subject (clothes, setting, etc). Prompting with “BobbyCipher, a man” can also help.
In my hours of trying to get good images with Bobby, it appears that a lot of men trained in the base models are classic squared-jawed (and sometimes muscly) actors or models. Not that you can't prompt away from those obviously. You also might need to prompt for color or put black and white in your negative prompt because Bobby looks a lot like classic actors from the 40s-60s.
I'm still exploring males, and have another embedding I'm working on, so stay tuned as I get better at doing them.
Installation
To install, download the .bin file and then place in the stable-diffusion-webui/embeddings/ folder. Then you'll either need to restart WebUI or tap the Refresh button in the Textual Inversions tab in the Extra Networks tab.
To Use
The trigger word for Automatic1111's webui is BobbyCipher which you can use in your prompt. (It should be <bobbycipher> for InvokeAI). See the gallery below for some examples.
A note about what I use to generate images
My main go-to photorealistic model is Avalon TRUVision V2 but I also might use RealisticVision 2.0, Protogen Infinity, or HARDBlend
Many of the images in the gallery use TRUVision for the initial txt2img and then RealisticVision/Protogen for a quick img2img pass with denoising set to .10 - .15 to add some additional skin texture. Unfortunately that first generation information isn't embedded into the PNG.
I always use the vae-ft-mse-840000 as my VAE. You can find it at HuggingFace. You can enable the VAE dropdown menu in WebUI by going to Settings -> User Interface -> Quicksettings list and adding "sd_vae"
When I use Hires Fix to upscale I usually use 4x-UltraSharp for the Upscaler and enable Tiled VAE which is part of the Multidiffusion Upscaler package
If I upscale even further in
img2imgI'll use a combination of ControlNet 1.1'stile_resample/tile model and Ultimate SD Upscaler
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Appreciate the effort. Seems just adding male to the prompt helps get rid of the random females showing up. Although some models give interesting results when speficying female. ;)
Ah you’re right — I did start prompting with “BobbyCipher, a man” and that did help. I’ll add that to my notes — thanks!
Bobby seems to like to do female roles more than Philip. We all have our talents, I suppose!
I'd love to see more male consistent characters.
Yep definitely want to do more male characters! And yeah it's a bummer that so many of the checkpoints are so tuned towards women. I think Bobby has more of a feminine face that Philip so the weights of the embedding tend to go that way. Hmm, maybe I should upload a version that has higher vector weights. Thanks for checking him out!
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