Hewwo, it is I the AI addled degenerate moderator to tell you about our lord and saviour, StableDiffusion once again.

So, last night I had an "A-ha" moment when I was exploring ControlNet, a new-ish extension for StableDiffusion. The whole idea of ControlNet is you can give it reference pictures for poses and compositions and the additional network tries to "push" your generation into the pose you gave it.

I had my fun, I made some 1800's romantic realism mommy milkers like I usually do and I suddenly felt an idea abrewing; I could give it anything as a reference. What about... Magic cards?

Quite literally I dragged and dropped Kayla Bin-Kroog's card art into ControlNet and pressed generate, and it shat out an almost print-ready image in the style of Jules Cavé with the exact same composition as the original, except Kayla in the picture is a PAWG with G cup milkers

No post-processing needed and with one fucking prompt. And best of all, the alter that was produced already has a similar enough silhouette to be recognizable. There's very little I hate more than alters / proxies with art that looks nothing like the card you're proxying for, but with this, every card you proxy has that glance value, that immediate feeling that the proxy is a functional replacement for something.

If you have an nvidia gpu that's been made in the past decade and you want to start making alters with recognizable compositions I IMPLORE YOU to give this a shot. The installation for SD is 4 steps (last step being "run the program") and ControlNet is quite literally a single click to install from Automatic1111's Webui. A monkey could do it and you, monkey, should do it.