AI Image Blog

I've tried so many image upscaling and restoration solutions since 2022. Latent Upscale, SD 1.5 Tile ControlNet, SDXL Tile ControlNe —

You know those little color swatches under product images when shopping on Coupang or Musinsa? Red, blue, beige... that kind of thing. For a while I thought designers were making each one manually in Photoshop —

I'd been subscribing to Gemini Pro without even thinking about making AI images separately. When you generate images in the Gemini app, a watermark gets slapped right on, and removing it would cost even more —

A friend of mine got a portrait photography gig last month, and the client asked for 'a Cinestill 800T vibe.' The problem was, they'd never even shot a single —

I was generating images with Midjourney at 3 AM when I suddenly got curious. 'How does this thing read my English prompt and draw a picture?' I'd spent 3 hours just tweaking prompts that day —

Honestly, at first I kind of looked down on 'felt-style AI art.' Cute wool doll vibes? What's so special about that? But when I actually used the needle-felted keyword on Nano Banana and —

Most people react like this. When they first hear 'JSON prompting,' they think 'Oh, that must be a developer thing.' They don't even know what JSON is. But once you actually try it, it's not that hard —

I once gave up trying to install Stable Diffusion locally. CUDA version mismatch, Python version mismatch, torch conflicting with something... After seeing nothing but error messages for 3 —

Running AI image generation content on aickyway, questions about prompt writing never stop. But most people only cover text prompts. 'Use this keyword' —

Stable Diffusion is still decent. But it's not as hot as it used to be. I first touched SD back in 2023, and back then you'd install it locally, download models, do LoRA training —

It was last year when I first ran LoRA training, and this was the very first problem I hit. While preparing training images — tall full-body illustrations, wide landscape images, square face close-ups —

Running aickyway, the most common question I get these days is 'What exactly does it mean for AI to understand images?' You've probably thrown a screenshot at Gemini and asked about an error before —