Forget about the 1st image. That was not what I wanted to create at all, but those first three images where my first attempts... 

I wanted to make my own version of ***Baphomet***, one of the Devil's many faces, the hermaphroditic duality in the form of the Goat. I hate all it stands for, but I've always been fascinated with the occult, so here's my version.

I had 2 versions in mind. A version that would starkly contrast with the darkness of evil. I wanted my evil creature to come over as very attractive, very luring... beyond suspicion until  it's too late to escape... and I wanted a grotesque version, pure evil riding on a motorbike.

So this is where my small project really starts, with my Akasha on the 4th picture. This picture was created with A1111 or ComfyUI locally on my Macbook m4 max, unfortunately I don't remember the checkpoint / lora. This render had something divine, face and body sharp and confident, lighting and all adapted to give her this subtle glow of divine power without being overwhelming. I wanted to convert / pervert this picture to it's opposite, evil instead of good. 

So first step in the process was to create a simple reference picture for that new character I had in mind, and decided for a step-wise approach:

\- Picture 5: Shows my Akasha still with her divine vibe, I asked for a face portrait, just to focus on her face.   
\- Picture 6: I asked ChatGPT to add curly sharp horns, it gave me one pair too many, lol.  
\- Picture 7: Next step was the eyes... Wrong colour, but we'll correct details later...  
\- Picture 8: Time to go for a big change, from human to goat!  
\- Picture 9: The black make up is too tame, I wanted something more aggressive, Pennywise style, but with the word "Pennywise" in the prompt I would get her mouth with a Joker-style smile, with two red horizontal streaks, shifting the vibe from "Baphomet" to "The Joker", so had to resort to better prompting to get that done. But once done: that is my ***anchored*** character. That's my final reference image.  
\- Picture 10: Using image 9 as reference picture, I've put her on a motorcycle.  
\- Picture 11: Not yet satisfied with composition, so prompted for a 3/4 pose. That's it. Good pose, good expression. Does she look threatening? Nope, that's the idea, lol.  
\- Picture 12: Asked Grok's "Edit Image" to give me a photorealistic shot. So far I had been working with that painterly render style, which was great, but I need my characters to be believable...  
\- Picture 13: That's the grotesque version. This one won't fool you, you'll see his nastiness from the start. Same pose as the other creature on the bike... I just swapped the characters.  
\- Picture 14: Also for the grotesque Baphomet character, I made a portrait picture to be used as a reference image.  
\- Picture 15: One of the frames of the animation (pic 16).  
\- Picture 16: Animation of the grotesque version.  
\- Picture 17: Animation of the luring version.

Riding with the Devil (15 Still images & 2 animations) (Sora-1 & Grok)