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Cayuse

ARrrrrrrggh

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I spend too much time messing with AI. :P

I have no process.

I have no magical ability.

I make fifty prompts, just to smash three together in photoshop, and then transform that image twelve different times to find one that works, tweak THAT in photoshop again, transform the entire image in im2img, inpaint some parts, decide I'd like it to be a different color, paint over it in photoshop, img2img it again, try inpainting the last bits, get frustrated, end up doing it myself in photoshop, realize I spent four hours on one image, upscale it, and post it.

@________@

oh and make sure to img2img it in at least three different models because I don't like how any of them work, some are good for poses, some are good for getting rid of shiny, some are good at genitalia inpainting...
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pr53186
pr53186
3 weeks ago
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I feel your pain, I do the same thing with photo shop, I’ll generate each character separately because regional prompting is useless in my opinion, then generate a separate background, then mask my two characters into Photoshop blend them into the background, but I end up having to make several character generations just to get the poses and interactions right first. It’s a headache that’s for sure. my job sucks the life out of me too so I don’t have much energy. So, I just really take my time.
Cayuse
Cayuse
3 weeks ago
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Yeah idk how people get exactly what they want on the first try, or so quickly! I feel like I'm bad at this whole thing, but in general I do tend to like the end result ... it just takes forever. And it is fun to bring stuff to life that I've had trouble finding porn of before
CycilCollie
CycilCollie
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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Someone 'getting' something on the first try usually means it's simple slop. It's rare for an AI image to look real good on the first pass unless it's incredibly generic.

Also to reply to another comment

>I'll be honest, I don't really get the difference between original / fill / latent noise / latent nothing, and whole picture / only masked. I just click around until something works. (:

Diffusion works by starting with *noise* and then gradually removing noise every step based on a lot of complicated math. As noise is removed, it begins to look like an image.

Original = the base image is your starting noise
Fill = Averaged block of color is your starting noise
Latent noise = similar to txt2img, it's pure noise
Latent nothing = blank 'nothing', similar to fill

Denoising is the level of noise you are adding to what you're inpainting (based on your selection).

Whole picture = generating the inpainting as if it was generating an image of your entire canvas. If you inpaint after upscale, this can cause duplication artifacts on higher denoising.
Only masked = generate the inpainting as if you were only using your masked area as the base. Can make fine detail but may also just redo your entire image if noise is high enough.

This is a good reference: https://civitai.com/articles/161/basic-inpainting-guide
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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True, and it is EASY to spot that 'slop' from a mile away too. And thank you, I'll give this a read!!
RemWolfy
RemWolfy
3 weeks ago
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Inpainting is my savior
Cayuse
Cayuse
3 weeks ago
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I'll be honest, I don't really get the difference between original / fill / latent noise / latent nothing, and whole picture / only masked. I just click around until something works. (:
RemWolfy
RemWolfy
3 weeks ago
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Sent you a pm ^^
Inusan
Inusan
3 weeks ago
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We all started out that way.  Eventually you find out what some of the things do and get a bit better.  It's never easy though, particularly is you want good credible quality.  The models have gotten AMAZINGLY better, but it's still feels like you are fighting the models 1/2 the time.

It's not at all as easy at the media makes it out to be.
Cayuse
Cayuse
3 weeks ago
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Thanks <3 What're your favorite current models?
Inusan
Inusan
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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I am partial to the Nova line of models, Particularly, Nova Kemono (https://civitai.com/models/1641408/nova-kemono-xl) and Nova Furry (https://civitai.com/models/503815?modelVersionId=2104813)

But I am ALWAYS trying new models. I spend way to much time on CivitAI.  I also have WAY to many on my drives. (something like 1.4 Tb of them)
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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Nice! I do use Nova Furry often
WhiteRabbitfan
WhiteRabbitfan
3 weeks ago
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I know how that feels.
Cayuse
Cayuse
3 weeks ago
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Yepppp
WhiteRabbitfan
WhiteRabbitfan
3 weeks ago
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Indeed.
" Cayuse wrote:
Yepppp
VarraTheVap
VarraTheVap
3 weeks ago
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Youuu are doing incredibly well tho >w<
Cayuse
Cayuse
3 weeks ago
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Thanks Varra <3
Rimusk
Rimusk
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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I know little about the process but thank you for your hours or patience to make some of the best looking images I've seen!
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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Ahhh thank you ;..; I'm so glad!
JacobMuken
JacobMuken
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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Edited 2 weeks, 6 days ago by Owner
I mean, consiter how long it takes to make actual art, on top of the (very roughly) decade it takes to get to a place where your at a very good level, one piece can take dozens of hours or more of sketching, resketching, lining, coloring, shading, blending, shading agian, detailing, highlighting, cleaning. Making something decent of any kind takes a lot of time and effort and experience. Four hours isn't bad
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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Very true! Real artists are still the best
TuxGen
TuxGen
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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The extra work you put in and the deliberate choices you make really do make your work stand out! Your willingness to change things or work at them until they're right doesn't go unappreciated and the results you arrive at are gorgeous and really inspiring! Hang in there!
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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I will, thank you!
babycrinkles
babycrinkles
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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AI in my opinion is just a cheap cheat way out to say "I made something" Not to say I don't like the pics, but, I like actual drawn pics more. if you do whatever, keep it up, K?
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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I agree real artists are the best and deserve support :)
CloppyDisk
CloppyDisk
2 weeks, 4 days ago
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My process for the past two years has been to just make lots of wildcards, do tonnes of batches, and just get lucky.
Getting my actual mental images properly generated is harder than what most AI artwork haters realize. Or I'm just stupid... very probable.

I hope you keep it up, really like what I've seen.
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 4 days ago
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haha thank you!! I just figure I'm dumb too. I just mess around. Maybe if I had a better understanding of everything it'd be faster. but I also do a lot of manual photoshop and adjusting too
Kovu1508
Kovu1508
2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Seems like a totally normal art-creation process to me :)

no art without a frustation spiral ^^
Cayuse
Cayuse
2 weeks, 3 days ago
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Lol good to know!
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