My collaboration with another author in TG
"South Park Underground Tunneling Expert"
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For a dnd character I am fond of— a soulless and horrifying Warforged who is, nevertheless, a kind man with a penchant for philosophy.
Made with Dalle3, with some minor editing by me.
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I've returned from the dead to share with you all this AI image of Hans and Elsa I "created" (with some personal added touches). It's supposed to be a scene from the fan fiction I never finished, and I'm completely obsessed with it.
The fan fiction, A Heart Worth Mining, was written pre-Frozen 2 (which I've never seen) and is about how Elsa reluctantly teams up with Hans, who has returned to Arendelle to escape the hands of his family and start over in an obscure part of the country under an assumed identity, to rescue Anna who has been kidnapped by their cousin who has sinister intentions.
This particular scene hasn't been written yet, and suddenly I feel inspired to finish it, even though everyone has completely forgotten about Helsa and Hans Redemption.
In case you have an interest in reading it, here you go. Yeah it's on fanfiction.net cause it's old.
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Among the many downsides of AI-generated art: it's bad at revising. You know, the biggest part of the process when working on commissioned art.
Original "deer in a grocery store" request from chatgpt (which calls on dalle3 for image generation):
revision 5 (trying to give the fawn spots, trying to fix the shadows that were making it appear to hover):
I had it restore its own Jesus fresco.
Original:
Erased the face, asked it to restore the image to as good as when it was first painted:
Wait tumblr makes the image really low-res, let me zoom in on Jesus's face.
Original:
Restored:
One revision later:
Here's the full "restored" face in context:
Every time AI is asked to revise an image, it either wipes it and starts over or makes it more and more of a disaster. People who work with AI-generated imagery have to adapt their creative vision to what comes out of the system - or go in with a mentality that anything that fits the brief is good enough.
I'm not surprised that there are some places looking for cheap filler images that don't mind the problems with AI-generated imagery. But for everyone else I think it's quickly becoming clear that you need a real artist, not a knockoff.
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