Your noob to expert guide in making great AI art.

This is the best guide I have found on creating AI CGs. It is straight to the point and practical, without yapping. He goes through all the basics and what you need to know. What more is there to say?

If you are looking to use Invoke AI, this is unironically the best guide I have found on using it available. It is simple, easy to follow, and doesn't waffle on like a lot of youtube videos do/would. Pretty much leveled up my AI use from prompt wrangling, to image crafting. Hope NoTraceOfLuck continues the series in the future.

Also note that the UI has changed slightly from the one shown in parts 1 to 6. there is now a separate tab for the instant generation you would expect for something like ForgeUI or A1111. Luckily you can just ignore that tab and follow the guides as written.

This is exactly the guide I was looking for. Invoke has a tutorial series on YouTube, which is also worth watching to start, but this guide covers most of the concepts better.
Tho since Invoke 6.0.0 came out recently, and it has some new feature that allows us to pass an image to reference, it would be nice to have this functionality explained here as well

This is an excellent 'learn by example' guide, one I wish I had three years ago when all this was borderline 'incomprehensible' to wade through with no prior experience.

This literally takes new users 'by the hand' in developing a basic understanding of methods used to create art with Stable Diffusion, it doesn't get into the complexities of latency and inference or the particulars of generating a Comfy workflow, but it does take the new user step by step through image generation and touches on all the relevant base concepts associated with each method.

If you're just getting started with Stable Diffusion, this will get you started in the right direction, it touches all the bases, checks all the boxes.

It's a great simple guide. Easy to follow and perfect for beginners to get started. Doesn't go into anything that would confuse first timers, and does a great job going into detail on simple image adjustments to fix images.