We’ve got the solution for you: hybrid guidance strategies.

You see, traditional image generation techniques involve feeding an algorithm textual prompts and hoping for the best. But let’s be real here sometimes those results are less than ideal. That’s where facial images come in to save the day! By combining a textual prompt with a facial image as guidance, you can create truly stunning (or horrifying) hybrid images that will make your friends and family do a double-take.

Here’s how it works: first, find yourself an AI model that supports both textual prompts and facial images as input. There are plenty of options out there just be sure to read the fine print and check for any hidden fees or data collection policies.

Next, gather your materials! You’ll need a textual prompt (preferably something outrageous) and a high-quality facial image that captures the essence of what you want to create. For example, let’s say we want to generate an image of Elon Musk as a giant octopus riding a unicorn through space while holding a flaming sword. (Don’t judge us it could happen!)

Now comes the fun part: feeding your AI model! Simply input both your textual prompt and facial image into the system, sit back, and watch the magic unfold. You may need to tweak some settings or adjust the guidance weighting to get the desired results, but that’s all part of the creative process.

Here are a few tips for getting the most out of your hybrid guidance strategy:

1) Choose your facial image wisely! The more expressive and dynamic the face, the better your AI model will be able to incorporate its features into your final image. Bonus points if you can find an image with exaggerated or cartoonish elements that align well with your textual prompt.

2) Don’t be afraid to experiment with different guidance weights! Depending on how much control you want over the final result, you may need to adjust the weighting of your facial image versus your textual prompt. A higher weight for the facial image will result in a more realistic or accurate representation, while a lower weight will allow for greater creativity and artistic license.

3) Be prepared for unexpected results! Remember that AI models are still relatively new technology, and sometimes they can produce images that are…well, let’s just say “interesting.” Don’t be discouraged if your first few attempts don’t turn out exactly as you hoped keep tweaking and experimenting until you find the perfect balance between creativity and accuracy.