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LinkI really like this picture gaver, particularly the dynamic pose. Always love the neko characters.
Sorry for always being critical, but I think the image is a bit overcooked 🙁
If that happens, you can lower the CGF a bit, that should help.
@frank22 I typically I prefer elven gals for some reason. But nekos can have some really beautiful tails too 🙂@Legolas I don;t mind. I just play with AI, do not understand 10% of what you guys know. Not wanting to get into it either, just palying around is good enough for me. I am waiting for lumalabs to extend video time to say 5 minutes, create scene in DAZ, animate with AI. Looks promising.
"But nekos can have some really beautiful tails too"
They sure can Legolas..... like this one.
[Her favourite food is on her t-shirt LOL.]I'm sorry, but I had to. While I'm not an AI fan, I think it's a good kitten. At the least, it's much better than the "Ken Carson and Barbie shit" figures that have been appearing here recently from individuals who believe they have expertise in "Art."
Thank you Luca,
For me AI is just like a wheel of fortune, give it a big spin and see what happens.
I sometimes play with it if I can't be bothere to create a whole scene in DAZ, But it is not more then a toy to me, and sometimes, the outcome is nice...Are you using Stable Diffusion locally?
I ran some training on Google Collab with my custom Daz Characters and had very good results. It's a lot of fun, though some of my friends who wholly dislike AI art do not approve.
Toddlers can make art with a crayon. Hand a random kid a camera they'll make art. Give a blind person finger paints and tell them to move how they feel and it's art.
#$×% the rule of thirds. Do what looks good to you. Critics will just tell you what looks good to them. You can either conform to their standards or yours.
If you want render a hipo ballerina. Disney did and I tried it as well. Personally I'd rather see Barbie in a bikini.
@Adam
I made a clay ornament once. All people who saw it said it would crack in the kiln....
I am a stuborn kind of guy 😉
The people that break the mold are the ones that stand out. People who were the first to try a different approach are often said to be ahead of their time and later copied. It's easier to appeal to the masses. The ornament looks cool. There's a place near me that does this but can't find the time.
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