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Just found out my AI art prompt trick was actually making things worse
My buddy Dave who works at a tech startup in Austin told me to stuff my prompts with 15+ adjectives for better results. Been doing that for 2 months and getting weird muddy images. Finally tested his advice against just using 3-4 keywords and the simpler prompts came out way cleaner. Has anyone else found that more detail in prompts just confuses the model?
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paige4272mo ago
Blame Dave for making you waste two months of electricity and prompt tokens. I tried the "adjectives galore" method once and got a cat with six legs wearing a top hat that looked like a melted crayon. Models seem to handle short and sweet way better. Maybe your buddy secretly works for an image generator company and gets paid per prompt.
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elliotadams2mo ago
@paige427, Dave's got a weird angle here. Did he actually get good results with that adjective spam or is he just messing with people?
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gibson.elizabeth2mo ago
Wait, did anyone else see that one guy who tried the adjective thing and got a horse wearing a wedding dress? My friend Jenna actually fell for this whole thing a while back. She spent like three weeks loading up her prompts with "vibrant majestic ethereal" and got back pictures that looked like a kid's art project after drinking too much soda. She finally ditched the adjective overload and went with "yellow cat" and got something that actually looked like a yellow cat. I think Dave might just be messing with people, honestly.
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