after ages, I'm back at DeviantArt. Since they are very tolerant with AI stuff and fanart, I'll likely post some pictures there, which can't be posted here.
Practically yes: Inkbunny requires me to document the generation process very strictly. This is manageable when I generate using just prompts.
When I use image to images generation either for direct denoising or for controlnet, inkbunny requires me to upload the source image as well. If this was a photograph or actual porn-pic or simply a picture of myself setting the pose, I would not upload it here. I would rather not publish that work here.
Similar issues occur when I make complexer pictures or Comic pages, which undergo a long workflow with inpainting, controlnets, background removal, manual painting and layering. For some pictures there would be 5 additional pictures I’d need to upload, just to obey the rules. And their prompts as well. Additionally: if this is a comic page with 6 panels I’d need this 6 times! All for just one picture to post.
I won’t do that, cause I’d cost me too much time, distract my audience with a big bunch of unwanted behind-the-scenes stuff and simply because some source-pictures are too private to share. Also, I’m the opinion that when I put more artistic effort in one piece I shouldn’t be punished by giving away all the necessary details my whole process has to offer. I’m still an artist and I still want to keep some things private.
Therefore due to the strict documentation regulations, there are pictures practically not allowed here, which are no problem elsewhere.
Practically yes: Inkbunny requires me to document the generation process very strictly. This is mana
