For sure, the AI faces all have the eyes looking at something because that's what's in the training set. But for a 'surprise from behind' expression, you want the eyes staring straight forward not focused on anything. Also the teeth clenched "eee" mouth shape is more startled, where the "o" mouth is more surprised, but it just can't do the more emotive facial expressions.
The biggest production potential I can see right now is using it for backgrounds. It's able to match my colors and lighting pretty well with a lot more detail. And even in top tier anime like studio Ghibli, they're using painted over photographs for backgrounds a lot, so it's not that unusual.
The character renders are just an novelty. I like seeing my characters in different styles that I'd never be able to manage.
I know this is weird, but this face seems more shocked from something they've seen, rather than the non-ai face which seemed more shocked from the sound of the lightning bolt
I'm kind of with Banner on this -- I joined because of your art work, not the AI. At the same time, I can see where it does enhance many parts. I'd just hate to see us lose the advantage of your personal skills...
I actually prefer the original. I know, I'm weird. But I like art more than I like AI. The filters can be good for backgrounds, but I think it often sucks the soul out of the characters.
I have to admit it's pretty funny and will be funnier still if the prince did this to himself. It's clear from what we've seen so far that he (now she) actually -likes- their bodyguard. I'm (mostly) guessing that the bodyguard likes the prince as a princess with how much time he keeps adding to the spell.
Oh yeah it's gonna be in the princesses hands real soon, long, hard, veins and throbing, in her left hand cupped will be the future she desires. Hope satin finishes this like he did lighter chains, love his impregnation, pregnant and turning into a mom stuff, for some reason it's oddly fulfilling.
This AI image is so hot when you flip between this and the parent comic page. She is gorgeous and imagining the comic happening as real events is mind-blowingly intoxicating!
Facial expressions are a weak point of the AI models I've tried. They can do angry, happy, crying, and neutral pretty reliably but a sideways glance or looking down in embarrassment or a conflicted expression are difficult to wring out of it.
This has come out beautifully. The original was the first piece I saw from here, it caught my eye because she looks exactly like a teacher I had.(outfit, hair, everything) Completely a coincidence, but the original gave me respect to the artist, and the style developing over time has been fun to watch. ty
That's pretty darn freaken good actually! There's some inconsistencies, but the art style lends itself to a more jittery style of animation like this. This is where AI is most useful, filling in the labor-intensive blanks and enhancing an artist's hand-work.
