Prompt Example: Beach Resort at Night

Using v9, lets check out a prompt that will get you a guy at a beach resort at night... without inpainting, img2img, or Loras.

Lets call him "Matthew"

(All examples on this post were made using Silverstar v9, txt2img at 640x960, Euler A, CFG 7, 30 steps. No inpainting, Loras, Embeddings used. Slightly up-rezed using Irfanview)

Prompt:

(1male:1.5) candid night photo of attractive (fit slim 20yo young male:1.5), at tropical beach resort, tan, aussie, freckled body, (ash blonde hair, medium length hair, swept back hair) BREAK male wearing skintight plain swim trunks, (detailed face), tropical beach resort, candid, breathing, head tilt, BREAK tribal tattoos, smile, expressive, dynamic background, outside, water, shiny skin, vfx, crisp focus, (dynamic posing), BREAK (in the dark), wet, shiny spandex, dark environment, (tropical patterns, bright colors, brightly colored clothing:1.3), (advertising photo), shirtless, tropical island resort, mountain in background, (night, nighttime, dim lighting:1.5), dark atmosphere, photoshoot

As usual, edit the prompt to suit.

Wait, whats that BREAK doing in there?
So I recently discovered in A1111 that if you include the BREAK (all caps) in the prompt, it will split the tokens/keywords into chunks and weight them as if it was at the beginning of the prompt... careful use required, as each section separated by BREAK will count as 75 tokens even if using much less. However, the results are good with careful use. In these examples, I did do my own testing, same prompt minus the BREAK, and while the composition came out the same, the quality was greatly reduced.

How about that night quality?

The keywords here are the (night, nighttime, dim lighting:1.5), dark atmosphere, "in the dark", and dark environment. These can be used indoors and out, try other related keywords and see what works for you! Others that can give related effects are Shadows, Shadowed, and High Contrast...

Did you know?
Silverstar v9 is capable of txt2img at slightly higher resolutions. Have tested 640x640, 640x960, and 768x768 all with decent results (your results may vary). May go higher, what you risk is stretching, double heads/limbs/backgrounds, and general weirdness all around. Experiment!

More examples, all using v9 and a variation on the prompt above: