As far as I know, other than the time Bugs got a belly from eating a giant carrot, these are the only other instances he and Wile E Coyote got a belly in the original shorts.
Anyone who worked with commissioned artists know how unreliable and unprofessional they are.
And expensive. Very expensive. Both in time and money regard.
If artists have an issue with AI maybe its time to adjust the following:
- customer service
- prices
- attitudes
- turn around time
- ghosting
- not attacking customers via social media
Furry is a capitalist market, if you cannot keep up then shut up.
Who killed art? Artists.
And the artists complaining the most about A.I.? They're the ones who are the hardest to work with or are the most unreliable.
You get a couple bad experiences and then you relish the idea of using A.I. over an artist with an unprofessional attitude.
“Support real artists! Don’t use AI!”
I DID. I spent THOUSANDS commissioning artists who took my money, ghosted me for months, and spent their time pumping out adoptables and YCHs instead of delivering my artwork.
So I used AI to finish what they wouldn't.
Now other artists refuse my money because I've used AI.
You told me to support artists. I DID. You took my money, wasted my time, and now shame me for finding an alternative.
You're not fighting AI. You're driving paying customers straight into its arms.
AAAAGGHHHH !!💓 TU COMIC ES TAN TIERNOOO!!💞💖💝 Amo como como haces al tech con pancita que no pude evitar dibujarlos, ya quiero ver cómo reaccionarán la familia de Rev, más le vale al Ralph callarse el pico y no decir estupideces
#revtech#Loonatics
I meant to post this earlier, but only now got around to doing so. At any rate, here's a deleted scene of Mr. Wolf teasing Diane over the phone about their child's impending birth, knowing how much she loves his belly and loves touching it since he normally never has one.