AI diagram exercise

[esercito sconfitto]

with a surprising, rather unexpected move, our longtime friend Sound Man ( Ken Hayakawa at Pixiv ) embraced the AI tools and provided us with some of the most beautiful scenes with a "stealing uniform " content

I repeat the Art is impressive

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/119048575

[FemaleSpy]

Our friend back with new creative work, very nice and glad see him again

[cuccut59579]

What a start for the dawn of AI huh!
I can't imagine how good it can became in a couple of years when there are more input for the term "stealing uniform".

[darth chlorophorm 2]

It all looks very good.
I have seriously considered creating content with AI. It's all a bit confusing.
It's been at least five years since nerve damage has prevented me from drawing my "Campy Comics".
As a creative person I'm constantly thinking of new ideas for stories, comics, characters and so on.
And as a creative person I like sharing my comics or whatever with those who enjoy and appreciate them.
For awhile I thought using AI to create content was a "cheat". People with no actual creative talent, or experience can just type a few keys, and a computer does all the work, the heavy lifting.
Now, personally, I view AI as a tool to help me express my artistic side which as been stifled by an injury.
In my case or or those in a similar situation, it's like a person who lost a limb, now being able to use a prosthetic limb.
This may not be quite as serious as a person loosing an actual body part, but I think my point is made.
So, hopefully in the near future I can get back some of what I lost, and share some of what makes me happy with kind folks like you all.

[FemaleSpy]

It all looks very good.
I have seriously considered creating content with AI. It's all a bit confusing.
It's been at least five years since nerve damage has prevented me from drawing my "Campy Comics".
As a creative person I'm constantly thinking of new ideas for stories, comics, characters and so on.
And as a creative person I like sharing my comics or whatever with those who enjoy and appreciate them.
For awhile I thought using AI to create content was a "cheat". People with no actual creative talent, or experience can just type a few keys, and a computer does all the work, the heavy lifting.
Now, personally, I view AI as a tool to help me express my artistic side which as been stifled by an injury.
In my case or or those in a similar situation, it's like a person who lost a limb, now being able to use a prosthetic limb.
This may not be quite as serious as a person loosing an actual body part, but I think my point is made.
So, hopefully in the near future I can get back some of what I lost, and share some of what makes me happy with kind folks like you all.

Your point very fair, my friend, especially for our genre and your situation, it's like "build himself from zero page", so we hope your therapy will be great and everything be okay, stay strong, bro