TLDR: <code>[Subject] made of starstuff.</code>and, <code>[Subject] has galaxy eyes.</code>Or combine the two. Galaxy eyes is currently a bit spotty- sometimes it applies the starstuff effect even when done by itself. I'll remedy this in a future version. Also, images tend to get a little dark, so prompts like "luminous" or "brightly lit" will offset this tendency.<h2 id="overview-ierxy4icq">Overview</h2>The Galaxy Fusion LoRA Model allows you to infuse astronomical elements into various subjects within your images. Transforming a simple object into a cosmic masterpiece or adding "galaxy eyes" to your characters is easily achievable.<h2 id="features-6b1hi0xde">Features</h2><ul><li>Cosmic Transformation: Convert everyday objects, animals, and people into stunning cosmic versions composed of swirling stars, vibrant nebulae, and distant galaxies.</li><li>Galaxy Eyes: Enhance your characters by giving them captivating galaxy eyes that glow with celestial light and depth.</li><li>Versatile Application: Works effectively across a wide range of subjects, including humans at various distances, numerous animals, inanimate objects, and whole scenes.</li></ul><h2 id="usage-instructions-4dm9j7p7x">Usage Instructions</h2>To utilize the Galaxy Fusion LoRA, use the following phrases in your prompts:<h3 id="1.-transforming-elements-into-cosmic-forms-9rvmudfut">1. Transforming Elements into Cosmic Forms</h3><ul><li>Prompt Structure:</li><li><code>[Subject] made of starstuff.</code></li><li>Examples:<ul><li><code>"A castle made of starstuff."</code></li><li><code>"An eagle made of starstuff soaring through the night sky."</code></li><li><code>"A guitar made of starstuff resting against a tree."</code></li></ul></li></ul><h3 id="2.-adding-galaxy-eyes-to-subjects-069gtqynn">2. Adding Galaxy Eyes to Subjects</h3><ul><li>Prompt Structure:</li><li><code>[Subject] has galaxy eyes.</code></li><li>Examples:<ul><li><code>"A portrait of a woman who has galaxy eyes."</code></li><li><code>"A lion with galaxy eyes gazing into the distance."</code></li><li><code>"An astronaut has galaxy eyes reflecting the universe."</code></li></ul></li></ul><h3 id="3.-combining-both-effects-jyg7jb8ca">3. Combining Both Effects</h3><ul><li>Prompt Structure:</li><li><code>[Subject] made of starstuff. [Pronoun] has galaxy eyes.</code></li><li>Examples:<ul><li><code>"A knight made of starstuff. He has galaxy eyes."</code></li><li><code>"A butterfly made of starstuff. It has galaxy eyes."</code></li><li><code>"A dragon made of starstuff. It has galaxy eyes that glow intensely."</code></li></ul></li></ul><h3 id="4.-partial-transformations-6iz16zhrg">4. Partial Transformations</h3><ul><li>Prompt Structure:</li><li><code>[Subject] with [element] made of starstuff.</code></li><li>Examples:<ul><li><code>"A warrior with a sword made of starstuff."</code></li><li><code>"A dancer wearing a dress made of starstuff."</code></li><li><code>"A tree with leaves made of starstuff under a night sky."</code></li></ul></li></ul><h2 id="tips-for-best-results-vybaao820">Tips for Best Results</h2><ul><li>Subject Choice: The model performs exceptionally well with humans, common animals, and various objects. Less common animals with certain features, such as brown-furred creatures like prairie dogs and woodchucks, may yield less optimal results.</li><li>Eye Details: For the galaxy eyes effect, subjects with larger and more defined eyes produce more better results. Beady-eyed subjects might not showcase the effect as prominently. Galaxy eyes don't fully work in this version, but I'll sort that effect out in future versions with enough interest.</li><li>Prompt Clarity: Keep your prompts clear and concise to guide the model effectively. Specify the desired cosmic elements precisely.</li><li>Experimentation: Don't hesitate to experiment with different subjects and compositions. Combining various settings and descriptors can lead to unique and unexpected results.</li><li>Lighting and Backgrounds: Incorporating night sky or space-themed backgrounds in your prompts can enhance the overall cosmic aesthetic of the image. Images can tend to be dark, so phrases like "brightly lit" help.</li></ul><h2 id="example-prompts-and-descriptions-0r3qrwc3y">Example Prompts and Descriptions</h2><ul><li>"A majestic stag made of starstuff standing in a luminous forest."</li><li>"A ballerina gracefully dancing. Her tutu is made of starstuff, and she has galaxy eyes."</li><li>"An ancient oak tree heavily laden with leaves made of starstuff under a sky full of auroras."</li></ul>

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