Cel-shaded 3D scene from a reference photo
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Turned a reference photo into a highly detailed cel-shaded cartoon 3D scene with a single prompt, costing about $38 in API usage; open-sourced on GitHub.
Creator's brief105 chars
create a highly detailed 3D scenery that faithfully captures this photo in a cel-shaded cartoon art style
Source: the original post. Kept in its original language, unedited.
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Original post: https://x.com/ishuagra02/status/2102543638689460488
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