@shanianottwain2 If we assume it actually went down the way she describes it, her being that rational and removed about the issue certainly isn't how one would want the potential mother of ones kids react to a case of children being murdered.
@CorralSummer One of the most impressive before-afters I've seen in the quote tweets. Amazing work and it shows how fast one can take a skill if they actually stick with it.
@LunnyyVolk@kalinkavx@Grxit I didn't get a notification about your answer so I've seen it just now.
While yes, that Vgen holds the money is a boon, but that still doesn't combat the loss of time when an artist goes dark on you suddenly. I've personally lost months of time on Vgen in the past as a client.
@MommaOcco Personally I can't really hate on that take, as it stands for itself - quite reasonable, which I didn't expect off of her.
But let's see how this develops and if/how fast it takes a bad turn.
@kalinkavx@Grxit Another point that drives people towards genAI being the lack of professionalism many artists and riggers display in how they interact with the customer. Most vtubers have stories of just being suddenly ghosted out of nowhere weeks or months into the process.
@amayapapayas@ricardoalatorre@JulianKJarboe In that dynamic the son will have to "leave" or "abandon" the (devouring)mother either physically or mentally of his own accord. Robert A. Johnson describes that well in his book "He".
@SoksNy I'd like to see a redraw of the two-page short comic where a classroom of girls and their female teacher got turned into orc women. That was the first of your pieces that I've ever seen.
@TouhouEnjoyer_ Not quite. They argue that by the platforms terms of service you did passively consent to other people editing your images is the same thing as actually you consenting to what has been done to your image(image not as in the picture but social perception).
@TouhouEnjoyer_ A lot of those people just reduce consent down to the ownership of the image instead of interpersonal consent. I expect this whole debacle to end in slander/misrepresentation lawsuits if I'm being fully honest.
@SoksNy But given that in the culture of the last 10 years, where as an example they policed who can wear dreads, it's fair to say that some black Americans specifically consider that a core aspect of their culture and test it quite seriously. (2/2)
@SoksNy I don't disagree. And in many cases if it's a fair skinned character you couldn't tell a European from an east Asian in many works based on the looks alone. (1/2)
@SoksNy I would argue that for the people that do race swaps it's less about there already being dark skinned characters and more about those characters not really having traditionally black facial features aside from their skin. (1/2)