cleanup img prompt

app.py

@@ -53,20 +53,27 @@ def npc_generate(name,race,characterClass):
 def poem_to_image(poem):
   print("*****Inside Poem_to_image")
   poem = " ".join(poem.split('\n'))
-  poem = poem + " oil on canvas."
+  poem = poem + ", character art, concept art, artstation"
   steps, width, height, images, diversity = '50','256','256','1',15
   iface = gr.Interface.load("spaces/multimodalart/latentdiffusion")
   print("about to die",iface,dir(iface))
+
+  prompt = re.sub(r'[^a-zA-Z0-9 .]', '', poem)
+  print("about to die",prompt)
+
+
   img=iface(poem, steps, width, height, images, diversity)[0]
   return img
 
 demo = gr.Blocks()
 
 with demo:
-  gr.Markdown("<h1><center>Generate Short Poem along with an Illustration</center></h1>")
+  gr.Markdown("<h1><center>NPC Generator</center></h1>")
   gr.Markdown(
-        "<div>Enter a single word you would want GPTJ-6B to write Poetry 🎤 on.</div>"
-        "<div>Generate an illustration 🎨 provided by Latent Diffusion model.</div><div>GPJ-6B is a 6 Billion parameter autoregressive language model. It generates the Poem based on how it has been 'prompt-engineered' 🤗 The complete text of generated poem then goes in as a prompt to the amazing Latent Diffusion Art space by <a href='https://huggingface.co/spaces/multimodalart/latentdiffusion' target='_blank'>Multimodalart</a>.</div>Please note that some of the Poems/Illustrations might not look at par, and well, this is what happens when you can't 'cherry-pick' and post 😁 <div> Some of the example words that you can use are 'river', 'night', 'trees', 'table', 'laughs' or maybe on similar lines to get best results!"
+        "based on <a href=https://huggingface.co/spaces/Gradio-Blocks/GPTJ6B_Poetry_LatentDiff_Illustration> Gradio poetry generator</a>."
+        "<div>first input name, race and class (or generate them randomly)</div>"
+        "<div>Next, use GPT-J to generate a short description</div>"
+        "<div>Finally, Generate an illustration 🎨 provided by Latent Diffusion model.</div>"
     )
   with gr.Row():