@VitoComedy@imrexsplode13@Rebel0fReality I love the process, arts my whole world. But when the concept art of Spider-Man’s got 3 legs and warping taxis on the streets of New York then I know something ain’t right lol.
@imrexsplode13@Rebel0fReality If you're charging money for it then it better be good. There's different levels to concept art and that right there is lazy.
@PaletteSwapMag What a fuckin psycho wishing for someone to be fired for literally anything so he can step in. The balls on that guy to think “oh that’s when I come in”
This is the toughest animation I’ve worked on, a prime example of how to conjure deeply unsettling horror with AI.
Yes, I had to run 25 iterations until I got a result that truly satisfied me… and even then, it’s not perfect (I wanted the girl to reach her hands through the hole, but in the best take, she ended up with extra fingers).
That’s the downside of limited control over animations right now. Soon, this will be way easier.
Grok Imagine is super sensitive to prompts: the words you choose, even word order. Feed it too many instructions, and it often gets lost.
But it’s also highly intuitive. For example, here I didn’t need to add dialogue. Just put in the prompt:
She screams for help
As always, experimentation is the artist’s school.
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@QuietRedMedia@thelucentcomic I think it’s when an artist is proven to be using ai and they deny it is when I loose respect for them. Like if you used it own up to it.