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it is really sad to see a talented artist encourage the use of gen ai. It's use is literally destroying artists livelyhoods, it's ruining the scene of art. Fuck the artists who works were non-consensually put into the generators i guess. Fuck using your brain, just consume don't think about it, smooth baby brain, what would be the point.

If you're experiencing signs of a stroke, which you seem to be, please contact emergency services.

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Allow me to show you a critter

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Hey slug, How ARE you?

Uh

Just want to stay, that i love Your anthro bugs(Insects), especially mothra.

Also...

I tried to make a race of humanoid insects, but I ended up failing, because I don't know how to draw... =/. Sorry for interrupting you

I'm alive, which I think is pretty good Waiting to fall back in love with my own bugs, which is why I've been quiet on here lately. And you don't really need to know how to draw to come up with fictional races, writers do it all the time. I encourage you to take another stab at doing it

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so like I know this is a ridiculously complicated and difficult thing to pull off so I obviously can't expect you to just give me a full tutorial or something, but do you think you could give me some pointers on how to get started training my own ai?

The software you should research is called KohyaSS, and the best kind of model to practice training on is a LoRA. Basically an add-on to a base model that adds a new style or concepts.

I haven't trained anything new in a few months, so my recommendations are most likely very outdated. I heard that OneTrainer is a more user friendly alternative to Kohya, but I haven't tried it myself.

Just one thing before you start training though, make sure you understand basic AI techniques before trying to jump into making your own model. Checkpoints, denoising, seeds, controlnets, LoRA, IP adapters, upscaling etc. InvokeAI is a good interface to practice with and their tutorials are good. Free to run too.

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Fields of lichen

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Don't mind me, just trying to see how far I can take neuroslug without intervening via straight up drawing. As it turns out, pretty far

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Roach riding

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I'm playing rain world again, decided to draw my horrible good for nothing children.

They are born through the genetic slug pups mod and are twins. The one on the bottom actually shifts through the whole rainbow in game but, despite looking like a clown it's the most depressive slugpup I've ever seen.

I think you can guess the green one's personality.

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Why is trying to mix different 3d animation programs such pure undiluted ass no matter which combination you go with? Please, I don't want to go back to Maya, it's hurt me enough as is

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Hi, I hope you're doing well! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful art and imaginative vision. Do you sell prints anywhere? I would love to support your work by buying one. Thank you!

I don't sell my art, just download whatever you'd like and take it to printshop of your choosing

Feel free to send me a badly drawn ms paint caterpillar as payment

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My heart

The rabbit snails made babies, they're smaller than a shrimp's head ;-;

Counted two so far, but there may be more

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Everyone look at my kuhli

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That's... a lot less charming than the flickering version Yeah, screw animatediff, temporal stability is for suckers

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The more I look at this, the more i think that i don't actually mind it flickering so hard. Kinda sells the illusion of every frame being hand drawn

I'd certainly take this over animatediff destroying small details in the name of temporal consistency