AI Landscapes - Views of Mt Fuji

Mixing image generators, image prompts, and weird problems.

Google's Gemini does a pretty good job of imagining Mt Fuji as Vincent Van Gogh ...

... and Caspar David Friedrich

... but it flat out refuses to imagine them on display in a museum.

I tried both inputting the image, as well as rewriting the prompt.

Nope. Can't do it.

So I use Fooocus, a Stable Diffusion-based generator to get around these restrictions.

Straight-up using these images as prompts causes a re-imagining of the painting. Not what I want.

Easiest is just to outpaint and expand the borders.

Hmm. A bit too modern-art-gallery. After some fiddling, I could get exhibit label ...

... or a fancy period frame ...

... but somehow, not both.

Anyway, not a bad result after 1 hour fiddling, including generation time.

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