@BALUCIAGA I genuinely don't understand why people are racist or think they're better because of their race and ethnicity. It's just weird because I treat everyone the exact same; I don't care what someone's race or ethnicity is as long as they're a good person.
@OkworObinn51859@PingMikPurrn@maxcamp308 "for the love of the game" is a common phrase used when there's no apparent reason for something but someone does whatever that something is anyways. You're just hypocritical and dirty minded.
@RafaCrackYT It has resemblance, but don't forget, AI takes from artists. Their art has consistencies that AI doesn't have either, like the noob face and its eyes and its highlights.
@purrusaurus@revumajiosu@Aniimo_EN You're the one saying you're seeing AI in the models. Show examples of what kinds of AI refractals you're seeing so we can also see what you're seeing.
"yoshikaru kissing very tenderly ๐คซ umm like hikaru on yoshikis lap hugging his neck and yoshiki hugging hikarus waist maybe" -> https://t.co/Ajj4UzdEuy
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Hikaru is trying so hard to get Yoshiki kiss him ๐ฅฐ and maybe a confession... There's a lot of chemistry in the air :3c
#thesummerhikarudied#ๅ ใๆญปใใ ๅค#tshd
@Gummypupp1@redcarolan@Teem_Boo No one's doing any of that? Criticism, specifically supportive and gentle critism is key for improvement in absolutely any subject.
@redcarolan@Teem_Boo But critism, especially supportive critism, is the most important thing for artists, or anyone, to improve. They don't have to take the criticism or do anything they don't want to, but those who don't realize what details they may have messed up a little can improve.
@redcarolan@Teem_Boo Yeah, always give criticism when people want it. But offering subtle, supportive critism is also needed for people's improvement. Some people think their art looks great and flawless, or some can be egotistical. Of course, people have their style. I'm not saying that's bad.