#AI techniques

[pricevisionai]

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[fisherrprince]

I’ve been possessed. If anyone wants to know where Edgeworth is, he’s been watching kamen yaiba with the detective boys for 4 hours

[gojoest]

satoru spending way too much time trying to see if the baby in your belly can already sense cursed energy — pressing his face against your baby bump like “come on, tiny legend — kick once for limitless, twice for six eyes”

[antlered-vixen]

No-reference two-hour scrapsketch of Elu Thingol, single hard brush only, for training. Mostly post this because someone accused me of my art being AI and like mate I don't know how much more obvious my human brushstrokes could be. It's not even not AI it's not even GIMP it's basically MSpaint straight out of the 90s.

[smtown-tourist]

SHINee heard the ai Jonghyun voice allegations and were like

“Bitch, WHERE?????”

[canmom]

stay true to principle//make a break with the artist-tribe

i miss drawing, i should draw something again. drawing is simply fun. and it gives you a specific way of looking at and engaging with the world. i hope we all keep drawing. I don't see any sign we're going to stop, tbh.

copyright must be abolished

3. it's almost inevitable that my illustrations have been included in web scrape training datasets so honestly playing with the barn door at this point is a bit silly, the horse is in another country

that said, if you do wanna use my drawings, renders, writing or anything else (e.g. pixiv, @canmom-art, itch.io) to finetune a model or use it for image to image generation or some other AI thing and make something specifically based on them? I've come to round to the feeling that my answer is just basically go for it - please credit my contribution if it's significant, and show me what you make, exactly the same as if you did a fanart or cutout poem or collage, it's cool to play a part in someone else's project!!

tbh I'll probably help you do it if you ask, I've been planning to finetune an LLM on my blog at some point regardless.

how this is all gonna interact with copyright law is still quite unclear, but if it turns out to be relevant, then by default I release everything I'm the sole author of under CC-BY-SA-NC 4.0 International. [considering dropping that NC so it can be used on projects like Wikimedia, talk to me if that is a problem for your use case].

you may question whether that will plausibly be enforced and if I'm just farting into the wind with those stipulations - but like, hopefully that's fair to request and not too onerous. we can agree that expanding the volume of creative commons works is a good thing? and develop good habits for the post-copyright future? let's keep the viral license spreading

[claypigeonpottery]

Maybe a silly question, but do you transfer your image sketches onto your greenware in any way before carving? I just started making pottery in the past year. I enjoy sgraffito because I love carving lino cut but hated the actual printing part. I’ve been making a copy of my design on printer paper and tracing it onto the greenware with a stylus. Do I just need to get more comfortable free handing it 👀

I always transfer my sketch onto my greenware! I use a pencil crayon to press through the paper and into the clay, leaving a subtle line to follow.

there’s nothing wrong with using a guide. you sketched the design out for a reason! I find if I don’t transfer the sketch, my carving tends to get out of control lol and escape the confines of the piece

I know some artists think using new tools and techniques (or even old tools and techniques) is ‘cheating’ but imo that’s ridiculous. there’s nothing wrong with using tracing paper or a light board or a grid or whatever helps you create

[mpregstuff]

Expecting Together: A New Journey | In an ordinary room turned extraordinary, a diverse group of expectant parents gathers, buzzing with anticipation as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives. Among them, a uniquely charming sight unfolds: a proud pregnant man with a bold belly, sitting comfortably next to his supportive partner. This isn't just any birthing class—it's a celebration of love, courage, and modern family dynamics. With every breath and supportive squeeze of hands, they practice techniques that are both empowering and transformative. The instructor, vibrant and encouraging, leads them through exercises to combat the challenges of pregnancy. Laughter mixes with nervous energy as stories and advice are exchanged, creating a tapestry of shared experiences. Here, every individual embraces their unique journey, breaking barriers and creating memories that last a lifetime. More images are also available at https://mpregstuff.com.

[fortunaestalta]

[yuseirra]

acting!

[nkrisztina100]

Made with AI

[aifineart]

Palette Knife Technique: Stormy Beach

[ravensprophet]

coming up w plot details and just general writing plans are always so hard and i feel like im failing and then i remember the fuckers who use ai and im like yeah im 100% better than all of those morons so just a reminder that if ur struggling with writing ur already doing better than so many others who expect ai to do it for them and your work will pay off and feel far more rewarding than those who typed a prompt into a generator

[milkfroggo]

It's a new year! And that means a new profile Pic and watermark!

Old versions and extra details under cut!

The biggest change is the swap from my milk-encapsuled-frog (patent pending/j) to my Sona! I decided on the swap because

It felt too branded? It didn't feel personalized or really meaningful, just an extension of my username

My Sona holds alot more of my identity, it's how I express myself in art

The frog is so hard to pose. It's literally in a milk carton and the perspective issues do not help.

How tf am I supposed to dress-up that frog in outfits, like do I put it in a different bottle?? Do I drill holes in a cola can???

I do love my froggy fellow but for now he will be retiring (maybe they'll find a hobby or start a band, they are freed from profile picture duty's to go do whatever they want).

Also I have two watermarks now! A signature and one with my Sona that's very reminiscent of my old watermark. All of my new stuff is more vibrant now to reflect alot more confidence and improvement in my art! I can't really explain the rainbowy stuff lmao, I just think it adds a bit of whimsy and looks neat.

I hope y'all enjoy the changes, they're a bit jarring but I think they're a lot more me!

[veils-sketchbook]

my jjk fanart :0 choso using blood manipulation to make himself brass knuckles~