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You can do that with flux.1, it's the best image model right now as far as I'm aware, especially for dealing with text. This is the result for "vegetables spel

You can do that with flux.1, it's the best image model right now as far as I'm aware, especially for dealing with text. This is the result for "vegetables spelling out the word "HELLO"" I used flux-pro on Replicate https://ibb.co/1RVKmdk https://ibb.co/1RVKmdk

dools 2y ago
Nice! I haven't had a go at flux yet but I'll keep that in my back pocket for the next time I need to spell a word using vegetables.
hnbad 2y ago
It got the letters right but none of the vegetables it used exist on this planet.
- kgeist 2y ago
  Wikipedia has a dedicated article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusually_shaped_fruits_and_vegetables https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusually_shaped_fruits_and_ve...
  - hnbad 2y ago
    Yeah, and notice how the emphasis on the word "unusual".
thaumasiotes 2y ago
When I see the prompt "the word HELLO spelled out in vegetables", I expect realistic vegetables being assembled into the appropriate shapes, such that e.g. the O is made of many different vegetables arranged in a circle. I don't expect imaginary nightmare vegetables.
red1reaper 2y ago
Wow, it used very intersting vegetables, the very common E shapped cucumber and of course, the commonplace O shapped Tomatoe with a void in the middle. Very usual vegetables, can buy them in any grocery store.
- ziddoap 2y ago
  Sometimes I wonder if anything can actually impress anyone on this site. Words have plagued image gen since the start. Now there is an image model that, with an extremely simple prompt, does an awesome job with words. If they expanded their prompt and played with a few seeds until an image with perfectly realistic vegetables were generated, I wonder what the next complaint would be.
  - Workaccount2 2y ago
    People are threatened. They are not going to celebrate the thing that makes them irrelevant. They are going to talk shit about it and downplay it.
    - longtimelistnr 2y ago
      im not sure if threatened is correct, i think it's more a collective "why?" And there hasn't been a particuarly convincing answer
      - TillE 2y ago
        Right, tons of gen AI stuff is super impressive. It's really cool that we can do all this stuff. In this thread we're talking about a fun toy. But the actual practical applications are like, small useful tools. There's no real sign we're heading for a world-changing trillion dollar industry.

dools 2y ago

Nice! I haven't had a go at flux yet but I'll keep that in my back pocket for the next time I need to spell a word using vegetables.

hnbad 2y ago

It got the letters right but none of the vegetables it used exist on this planet.

kgeist 2y ago
Wikipedia has a dedicated article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusually_shaped_fruits_and_vegetables https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusually_shaped_fruits_and_ve...
- hnbad 2y ago
  Yeah, and notice how the emphasis on the word "unusual".

thaumasiotes 2y ago

When I see the prompt "the word HELLO spelled out in vegetables", I expect realistic vegetables being assembled into the appropriate shapes, such that e.g. the O is made of many different vegetables arranged in a circle. I don't expect imaginary nightmare vegetables.

red1reaper 2y ago

Wow, it used very intersting vegetables, the very common E shapped cucumber and of course, the commonplace O shapped Tomatoe with a void in the middle. Very usual vegetables, can buy them in any grocery store.

ziddoap 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder if anything can actually impress anyone on this site. Words have plagued image gen since the start. Now there is an image model that, with an extremely simple prompt, does an awesome job with words. If they expanded their prompt and played with a few seeds until an image with perfectly realistic vegetables were generated, I wonder what the next complaint would be.
- Workaccount2 2y ago
  People are threatened. They are not going to celebrate the thing that makes them irrelevant. They are going to talk shit about it and downplay it.
  - longtimelistnr 2y ago
    im not sure if threatened is correct, i think it's more a collective "why?" And there hasn't been a particuarly convincing answer
    - TillE 2y ago
      Right, tons of gen AI stuff is super impressive. It's really cool that we can do all this stuff. In this thread we're talking about a fun toy. But the actual practical applications are like, small useful tools. There's no real sign we're heading for a world-changing trillion dollar industry.