if 2 comparable things overlap a lot in what you can see but don’t actually share much under the hood then the only honest way to talk about their difference is just to point at what comes out of them. the observable shape of most of these image editing models for example is

first I wanted a full body image of #3616. in this case I used Flux so I can easily keep consistency. thanks to Deep Fish I got this great result.

I found a cool use case for nano banana prompt below

Like and drop ur pfp in the comments and I'll Simpsonify it

Nano Banana is really awesome but I'm not impressed with it's aesthetics for text to image. I still think the best text to image model for aesthetics in general is wan 2.2 right now

My 3 favorite text to image models for vintage anime aesthetic are Qwen Image, Dreamina and Wan 2.2 I made a flow for my 3 favorite anime models you can go try for free with different characters and backgrounds. link below

Converting this red dragon into a diamond dragon with nano banana

Going to give a shot at making a short anime episode 100% AI this weekend that doesn't feel AI. If you'd like to try too here's the way of doing so with consistent style, consistent voices, limited artifacts in video scenes, and captions that i'm thinking of from models that are

It’s always such a warm feeling when u see an app u have rank for new keywords on google

Character design in vintage anime style using Dreamina 3.1

User downloaded .deepfish files for workflows are going to be encoded in characters like ⋅˚ ଳ ˚ 𓆝⋆｡˚ 𓇼 ⋅˚ ଳ ˚ 𓆝⋆｡˚ 𓇼 so when u open the file it’s just an ocean in text I think it’s pretty cool 😸

Real time persistence maxxing 🐟⋆｡𖦹°🫧˖ there's like 0 local state for workflows not directly anchored to server state now (much needed improvement!). (for workflows ✅ for flows 🔜) changelog 08/31 - @deepfishlol :D

I love my stupid pfp

We’ve all seen AI prototypes that wow in a demo… but never make it to real products. Now, with AI, it's even easier to have amazing demos, but the problem still persists. noah turns those AI ‘toys’ into tools teams actually use. At @fal, he builds fast and ships tools

Sunsetting development on @deepfishlol. When a side project begins to feel more like a chore than an expression of curiosity I think that's when it's the best time to move on. I've began to work on a heart rate / hrv wristband monitor last week and want to move more in this