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mp5stab said:
Well, the posing an composition of this scene is just top notch (as always!). Glad to see that a new cross inspires you to put it through its paces. I'll be sure to make my new cross worthy of your skills as an executioner when I release it!

I'm sure those perverts over at the Rape Crux* thread will love it.

*Apostate, et al. (2017). On the Recurrence of Force Sex Thematics in Roman Crucifixion Art and Literature. Crux, 3(2), 42-43.
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You are correct, @mp5stab. :eeek::babeando:
 
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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Wonder image. One can almost feel the pain she is experiencing.
 
jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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what a great pic!!! does she have a sixpack? ;)
 
jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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I gotta say, that is one of the best AI generated/enhanced images I've seen. The quality of the fine details is crazy.
 
jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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Wondering what sights lay unseen further down?
 
Harsh Martinet said:
Wondering what sights lay unseen further down?
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One can imagine a firm Cornu or a sharp sedile nested deeply into her fiery bush. Two nails driven through her little feet. And perhaps a few sadistic onlookers, enjoying the show.
 
jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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AI can be so amazing! Vividly brings to mind Doragons story about Alisa Foxen. This conveys such emotion and granular detail it's almost a "you are there" moment.
 
jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images.
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Nice image Jucundus.

I'm seeing this with a few artists and it really does bring interesting results, so much better than the "original" works of the AI itself. AI works so much better as a tool rather than a source.
 
phlebas said:
Nice image Jucundus.

I'm seeing this with a few artists and it really does bring interesting results, so much better than the "original" works of the AI itself. AI works so much better as a tool rather than a source.
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A very tempted to do a whole write up on this, but it’s perhaps better saved for another thread. It looks like, going forward, that the ai will be a final pass on most high quality 3d art. I just hope that temporal consistency can be solved. Because then we get videos. (Yay)
 
A quick shout out to MP5stab. I saw these two images from Jucundus and immediately thought of you. I can't imagine why. :BoredSmiley:
 

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jucundus said:
Apologies, I have not been active in a long while. At times I find it difficult to actually post my stuff.

I have been working on using AI like an advanced filter on existing images, not unlike @HBDancer in his thread here. However, I focus on using my own 3d work as input, in particular renders that I was not totally happy with. In the end, I produce some sort of hybrid images. It's a new style that has its charms and there is still quite a bit of the good old "uncanny valley" feeling. Altogether, I have the impression that AI is actually a way to further individualize 3d images. When starting from an existing image it takes an awful lot of time to first develop a "path" towards a satisfying image draft and then "stabilize" the resulting images around minor variants. Enjoy!



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This was a great image, Jucundus. I love all the details.
 
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