You’ve been asking for versions of the Everly Heights Character Maker for SD 1.5 and Pony Diffusion (SDXL)… Ask no more! Read on to check out our two new custom LoRAs, as well as a refreshed version of the original Character Maker.

You’ve been asking for versions of the Everly Heights Character Maker for SD 1.5 and Pony Diffusion (SDXL)… Ask no more! Read on to check out our two new custom LoRAs, as well as a refreshed version of the original Character Maker.
As I get into the nitty gritty of animating Very Special, I needed a quick and easy way to create mouths for the characters I’m generating with my Everly Heights Character Maker. After a couple weeks problem solving, I have two new LoRA models!
I join the dynamic duo over at AI Named This Show to discuss all things Everly Heights, as well as the recently bungled SD3 release from Stability AI.
Announcing two new SDXL LoRA models inspired by the 1990s content creation tools 3D Movie Maker (Microsoft) and ZZT (Epic Games).
In this tutorial, we break down how to use Stable Diffusion to create a consistent original character from scratch, using Mr. Matheson from Everly Heights!
Inspired by my wife making cookies to take in to work, here’s a collection of Cookies eating cookies using my JunkBots XL LoRA for Stable Diffusion. Yum!
An old man tells his granddaughter stories from the old days while they fish in the creek under the walking bridge in Everly Heights.
Build your dreams with the Everly Heights Story Studio, your comprehensive toolkit for generating creative assets to tell your story with this tutorial.
RELEASE THE MODELS!