Accessories and Additional Clothing Elements: Part 2

Welcome to the second part of the seventh practice lesson! In this lesson we'll look at such a thing as accessories and how to work with them.

Accessories: purpose and impact on results

Unlike clothing, accessories are not as easy to manipulate and the best way to start learning is to add the keyword "closeup" (used for camera work). This will make it easier for you to learn how to work with accessories, and you won't have to look for what you want to add on a large canvas where the main figure will be full-length.

You still have the possibility to change the material and its location on your drawing. So for example you can make not just glasses, but gold glasses and it will be absolutely fine. But at the same time you should remember that you should not combine accessories that are on the same part of the face in one propmpt. For example, if you said to draw glasses, then on the eyes it is better not to add extra anymore. Because you will not get the result you would like to see.

Practice

Here's a list of accessories that I personally use and can recommend to you:

• necktie
• bowtie
• ribbon
• choker
• necklace
• socks
• stocking
• garters
• glasses
• headress

That said, there are a huge number of accessories and you can also add them to your images.

• crown
• laurel
• circlet
• watch
• armband
• hair clip
• hair band
• ring
• piercing
• bunny ears
• cat ears
• dog ears
• headphones
• smartphone

For demonstration I will use this prompt (separately marked what was changed)

• black hair, short-cut, girl, white skirt headress , plain background, ultra-high picture quality, 8k, studio lighting

You can also work through everything on your own. To do so, use this link to a ready-made algorithm.

Results

For a better understanding of accessorizing, I'll add explanations for the most commonly used ones.

• black bow tie

• black necktie

• red ribbon

• simple necklace

• chocker

• glasses

• headress

Homework

Your homework will be to try to accessorize on your own. You can use this prompt to do that

• black hair, short-cut, girl, white skirt headress, plain background, ultra-high picture quality, 8k, studio lighting

Or you can go straight to the link and start generating.

You can also see examples of how to use prompts in my telegram group, where I share ready-made algorithms and image creation tweaks every day.

Download the results of your experiments and share them within the course. Remember that the main thing is your creativity and imagination! Good luck, and enjoy the process of creating unique images with artificial intelligence.