DENRAKEIW: AI creative production and ComfyUI workflows

What is DENRAKEIW for, in plain English?

DENRAKEIW is AI engineer Dennis Schöneberg's portfolio, service website and resource hub. Agencies and studios can review his work and discuss a production project; creators can follow links to models, ComfyUI nodes and his Scumble desktop editor. The main site explains the work and routes you to the relevant service or software.

Its focus is making generative visuals usable in a real production: adapting models, connecting processing steps, combining generated scenes with CGI, and repairing specific parts of an image. It is particularly relevant when a project needs a repeatable workflow or hands-on technical help.

Assess the work before commissioning a project

The portfolio describes different contributions. Porsche work combines generated environments with car CGI. GNTM TopShot highlights LoRA training and ComfyUI optimization for a selfie-to-fashion-image feature. The Burger King case includes image-to-video generation and video inpainting to replace sauce. These are examples of his stated role, not a promise that every commission includes the entire campaign pipeline.

Start with View work, choose a relevant example, then use Get in touch. For a useful discussion, prepare references, available assets, target formats and deadlines. Ask whether the deliverable is finished media, editable files or a workflow your team can run. Revisions, rights and acceptance criteria should be agreed for your project.

ComfyUI workflows, LoRA training and reusable nodes

The service offering includes custom ComfyUI pipelines, LoRA training, model optimization and node development. This suits teams that need more control over a visual process or want to repeat it with different inputs.

The official GitHub links include DenRakEiw_Nodes and Latent_Nodes. The latter provides latent-space color matching and image adjustments for ComfyUI. Read each repository's setup instructions and check dependencies and model requirements before adding it to a working environment. A source download alone is not a configured production system.

Make a targeted image edit with Scumble

Scumble brings AI inpainting into a desktop canvas with editable layers. Select an area, describe the change and keep the generated result as a separate layer, with color matching and masks for refinement.

1. Download Scumble from its official page and open a test image.
2. Configure a supported API provider with your own key, or connect a local or remote ComfyUI with ComfyUI-InpaintCanvas installed.
3. Select the region, choose a recipe and renderer, enter the edit prompt and generate.
4. Inspect the edges, lighting and texture, then adjust the layer. Export layered PSD or ORA when further editing matters; PNG, JPEG and WebP are also available.

Scumble also exposes an MCP interface for agents. Windows 10/11 is the main route; Linux builds are early and not tested by the author, while macOS is not available yet. The repository distinguishes tested rendering paths from untested API routes and assistant model calls.

Costs, licenses and where images are processed

Checked on October 8, 2026: the site does not publish a standard service rate card. Request a project quote; there is no verified universal USD price to list. Scumble itself is free GPL-3.0 software without an editor subscription. API rendering is billed by the provider you choose, while your own ComfyUI still needs hardware, models or rented compute.

The software license does not automatically cover portfolio images or third-party models. Check those terms separately. Processing location depends on the rendering backend; the inspected pages do not establish a single retention promise for every service. Confirm the relevant provider terms and project confidentiality before using unreleased client assets.

Common questions

Is DENRAKEIW an online image generator?

The homepage is a portfolio and service hub. For hands-on editing, use the linked Scumble desktop app or the official ComfyUI resources.

Is everything on DENRAKEIW free?

Scumble is free, but external API usage can cost money. Commissioned production, workflow development and LoRA training require a separate discussion and quote.

Do I need ComfyUI to use Scumble?

No. A supported API key is another rendering route. Your own ComfyUI requires its server address, models and the ComfyUI-InpaintCanvas node pack.

Official resources

• Project contact: discuss scope and a quote.
• Scumble downloads and manual: installation, platforms and editing guidance.
• DenRakEiw on GitHub: source, nodes and project issue trackers.
• Civitai model portfolio: model cards and individual usage conditions.