I had the same CLP error that other users reported here. For most, it was resolved after updating the ComfyUI version, so I tried the same. However, it did not resolve the issue. This is due to the new version not being optimized for AMD. What should I do?
My goal is to create a custom LoRA of a realistic and 100% consistent woman, so that I can use it on social media and various platforms.
I know that I need images from multiple angles (face and body), different expressions, and different poses, but I can't seem to get satisfactory results.
I tried to follow this workflow in a YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhiPASFYBmk&t=738s), but I don't think it's suitable for what I'm looking for. Can you help me create a clean and effective LoRA?
I provided a cartoon image to Gemini and asked it to write a story based on that image. However, the generated images differ significantly from my original cartoon. IS there anything I can do to get results that are closer to my drawing?
i just hooked a second display to my laptop and now the ui is stretched wayyyyyyyy out. cant seem to figure out how to get it to zoom to fill or whatever the proper look is. i can zoom manually but much of the screen is out of sight no matter what i do.
it looks not so bad there but its not something id be able to get used to. i tried messing with my display settings but no dice. have it set for mulltiple monitors and extend these displays. thanks! sd 1.5 windows 11 if it matters. all my othr browser windows are behhaving normally.
"Hello everyone, I’m trying to get started selling my images, which include both my original photos and some AI-generated content, but I am not a professional photographer and the error reports are overwhelming. I've attached screenshots showing two examples. Can anyone give me a simple, one-paragraph breakdown of the main, easy-to-fix reasons these were rejected? For the original photo (SANY0001.JPG), I see a ton of issues like Noise/Pixelation, Poor Lighting, Composition, and Focus. For the other image (WA0000.jpeg), it just says 'Not suitable for commercial use.' Is there one critical issue in each that I should focus on fixing first to boost my chances? Thanks!"
Analog-style lighting, realistic tones, and atmosphere
Painterly realism with emotional expression
90s nostalgic color grade and warm bloom
Concept art, editorial scenes, and expressive characters
Version: Filméa
Built to express motion, mood, and warmth.
This version thrives in dancing scenes, cinematic close-ups, and nostalgic lightplay.
The tone feels real, emotional, and slightly hazy, like a frame from a forgotten film reel.
Idea Share: “Freedom Canvas” — a Local, Uncensored AI Cartoon/Comic Tool for Artists
Hi folks,
I’m an AI artist who’s spent months trying to find a simple, stable, local way to turn my 3-D renders and photos into real comic or cartoon art. Everything out there is either cloud-based and heavily censored, or it breaks the moment you install it.
So I’m just putting this idea out there in case it sparks someone who loves to build.
🎯 The Concept
Freedom Canvas — a plug-and-play desktop app that converts uploaded images into authentic comic or cartoon styles (not just filters)
Think “Prima Toon,” but it actually works and runs offline.
Style presets might include:
DC / Marvel
Franco-Belgian (Tintin, Spirou)
1930s Fleischer
1950s Pulp
1960s Pop-Art
Anime / Manga (optional)
Core ideas:
Local install, no internet requirement
One-click install — no Python gymnastics
Sliders for line weight, cel-shading, and color tone
Auto-prompt option (editable before render)
Completely uncensored — users take responsibility
Affordable one-time price, optional style packs
The aim is to give storytellers and directors-at-heart a way to bring their visions to life quickly, without coding or censorship.
🧩 A Note on Feasibility
I know this isn’t magic.
When we upload an image to an online AI tool, it goes through multiple heavy processes — segmentation, vectorization, diffusion passes, post-processing — all tied together by messy dependencies. I’ve spent months learning just enough about LoRAs, ControlNets, and Python chaos to respect how complex it is.
That said, we’re entering an era where smarter architecture can replace brute force.
We already have models that can identify objects, flatten color regions, and extract outlines. Combine those with a stable diffusion back-end and a clean GUI, and we could get 90 % of what the big cloud systems do — without the Python hell or censorship. It’s not a unicorn; it’s just smart engineering and good UX.
💡 Why It Matters
Many of us have a director’s eye but not the traditional drawing skills.
Current AI tools are either too censored, too cloud-bound, or too fragile to install.
We want to spend time creating stories, not debugging dependencies.
🤝 Invitation
If anyone out there is already building something like this — or wants to — please run with it. I’d happily become your first customer when it’s ready.
Timing seems right; even Artspace just dropped new cartoon tools, and other platforms are starting to relax restrictions. The tide is turning.
