So I've wondered if another approach would work: first create a portrait using AI, then download it and use Photoshop to add ropes, gags, etc... Here are some examples:
Beginner efforts, obviously, but I think it's proof that the concept could work.
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AI Art: a new approach (F)
AI Art: a new approach (F)
There's been some discussion on this board and elsewhere about using AI to create art with a person tied up. The issue is that the AI themselves are designed to reject most prompts with any word related to bondage. Some people have found ways to work around those restrictions, but that will always put limits on what can be done and most likely the AI engines will keep being updated to prevent that.
So I've wondered if another approach would work: first create a portrait using AI, then download it and use Photoshop to add ropes, gags, etc... Here are some examples:
Beginner efforts, obviously, but I think it's proof that the concept could work.
So I've wondered if another approach would work: first create a portrait using AI, then download it and use Photoshop to add ropes, gags, etc... Here are some examples:
Beginner efforts, obviously, but I think it's proof that the concept could work.
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Very nice idea!
Well done!
Well done!
Here are some more examples that I've been working on. I've gotten better at finding the prompts to make portraits more realistic and using the tools that merge different elements in Photoshop better.
