>>69636 Mate, using ai modeling isn't 'abuse' any more than using photoshop instead of a pencil is 'abuse.' Times change. Equipment changes. And given how diffusion works as a process, you're only ever going to replace the bottom 10-20% of artists. Diffusion isn't abuse anymore than people using terrible photoshop to put people's heads on movie stills of blueberry violet is abuse. Tone it down, chill out, accept the future as it comes. Can't be fun being mad all the time when there's fun to be had.

>>66320 >>69659 amusing notion, given no ship is sinking. The future will come, no matter what reactionaries believe. You can no more stop ai being added to art anymore than you can stop the moving to 5g. leave your fearmongering, reactionary tripe elsewhere. There's already a thread for manbaby whining.

Recent edition from my works:

I found this site just now; it’s slow and too busy most of the time but the results when it does work are pretty good. https://h5.tu.qq.com/web/ai-2d/cartoon/index?parent_trace_id=7f6d9f4c-3301-6461-b8a4-0f5ab7a5668b&root_channel=&current_channel=imageQRCode&level=1

At the moment, I'm trying to experiment with hypernetworks and textual inversion embeddings involving blueberry content; results are mixed right now. But if I get good results, I'll post them here. I suspect that in order to get good blueberry results, a lot of training is going to be needed.

So, this is an unfinished training image. It's got a ton of flaws and is very much a wip. But, it's what I've been managing to do while training the textual inversion on various blueberry images. The process is obviously slow. But the fact that it's possible to get it to understand the correct shape, sorta, is progress on figuring out how to make this sort of thing possible. I'm hoping that I can find a way to mix this training with other things to get good results as output. Also, perhaps other people will take this lead and be able to generate their own better things, because I admit I'm often behind the eight ball when I'm generating content. But it IS possible through textual inversion, at least. It may also be possible through hypernetworks.

Still not much luck for me with it comes to full body inflation. I occasionally get lucky with balloons but blueberries are quite difficult. Maybe this belongs more under Blueberry Faces but I thought this is closer. These are, as you can see, based on the musicals. Photoshop was involved so it's not just SD. I tried to capture that moment when she's starting to feel a bit weird and notices the Oompa Loompas are starting up with another song…

>>70380 This is awesome. Where can we find the rest of your stuff?

>>70866 Thanks, you do great work on DA. You can come say hi over here: Twitter: @CurvyDeluxeAI or @stuffeddeluxe DA: stuffeddeluxe

Still tinkering with Blueberry stuff. Have to lean into the img2img references for better results.

>>66320 >>70865 I'm certainly liking what you're doing in terms of outputs. I think you could probably tinker with it a bit and get what you want? But it's true, the further away you are from 'the norm' the harder it is to train. I have not, for example, been able to get anything close to that color of skin; I am curious what methods you used to train it as well, especially whether you're using dreambooth or not.

>>71863 I do nearly all of the blue skin in Photoshop afterward. I really need to remember to include that in descriptions.

>>71994 >generates a cute girl with a phat ass aweso- >photoshops her skin blue

>>72133 >something was not made specifically to please me I have the non-blue originals which I can post in the SD thread on the next drop though

>>66320 Been experimenting a bit with img2img and blue skin; in general, I find that most of the generators are absolutely terrible at generating any kind of blue skin. However, if you color it in photoshop and do a few img2imgs, the models seem to grasp what you want easily enough. Going to have to test it with other models though, since I've only managed it with AnythingV3 at the moment.

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made this with biggergirlsmodel, edited to get blue skin

tried to get more realistic berries

>>72546 Huh, seems promising. Are those images examples of the photoshopped ones you're feeding them or stuff they spat out after?

>>66320 >>74530 Not a huge amount of process to these, as they were tests. Basically, I generated an image, did the normal blue photoshop overly, and then used a really low denoising img2img to basically get the same thing out. I think at the moment, the blueberry faces thread has a bit more up to date example of what's done, since this was done a while ago now.

Zero AI experience but a lot of photoshop/morphing experience. Can I use AI to generate boobs and bellies to use in my morphs? I'm vaguely aware there's something called 'inpainting' - could I use that to 'paint' bigger bellies/breasts in to images or am I understanding it wrong? Basically want to use AI and photoshop to create that spicy good shit but have no idea where to even start with the AI side of things.

>>74905 This is the best guide for getting set up: >https://rentry.org/voldy You could definitely experiment with using SD to generate something to work from. I think it might actually work best the other way around, creating the basis image first and then using img2img or inpainting to generate nicer details. Inpainting is when you select just part of the image to regenerate. You can set the AI to mimic the original to a certain degree. I use this for faces a lot. Tons of tutorials on YouTube, that's where you'd get better information. But really you just have to mess with it, same way you learned Photoshop.

I've playing with models recently, got some different results that turned out alright

Just testing it.

>>62189 One AI art thread is more than enough.

Getting fairly good results here with Deliberate v1.1. 🔗 https://huggingface.co/XpucT/Deliberate Use terms like (((dark blue blueberry skin))) with a lot of emphasis, and at the beginning of the prompt.

>>77325 Dude, these are fucking incredible. I will absolutely be trying this.

>>78014 Noice

Some fresh berries. >>77509 Thank you 💙 >>78014 Wonderful, I love these 💙

>>78014 I am curious what model you're using, what prompt you're using, and whether or not you've been doing any training of embeddings or models and the like to get those shapes.

>>78576 Just using NovelAI, not a custom model. Specifically, using the NovelAI furry model, but forcing it into humans tends to result in a less anime style and more interesting posing in my experience.

>>78612 As for the prompts, I unfortunately didn't save it at the time, but here's my attempted reconstruction of it: Prompt: {{{human, female, purple body, monotone body}}}, {{{nude, 5 fingers, brown hair, long hair, holding own belly, {{big belly, hyper belly inflation, big thighs, big hips, aroused}}, breasts, solo, blush, seductive, big eyes}}}, {inside, kitchen, warcraft}, {{digital painting (artwork)}} Negative Prompt: pregnant, muscular, vore, signature, male, {{elf, anthro, noseless}}

>>78617 Damn can you do celebs like that?

Been doing a series of blueberry girls getting juiced or coming out of the juicer. They never get quite back to normal, but that's what you get for chewing gum all day long. Sorry about the watermarks on some of them but it turns out some people are reposting without attribution. I don't care most of the time but sometimes I spend enough time on a pic… BTW feel free to repost anywhere, just credit hgswells9000 and that's enough for me.

>>78969 Oops, one more (the one that took the most time). Poor girl got hoses in the front and the back 😰

>>78969 holy... your generations have come a huge way ever since you started working with them. Absolutely amazing work here. I would love to know your prompts. Your img2img and inpainting is absolutely astounding. Truly great work.

>>71984 >>78969 Also, would you be willing to post a more detailed tutorial for this, with example prompts, on here or dA? I have the two you've made before, but I've never managed to get anything close to this with the method, and doing various experiments with the x/y plot with tags like (dark blue blueberry skin) at various strengths only seems to make it want to prompt lots of actual blueberries. Too little strength, it doesn't appear, too high and it seems to want to generate plants. And I am using the traditional blueberry color photoshop method and img2img. It's just not coming out appropriately. I'm also using deliberate's newest model, as you are. So I'm certain I'm probably messing up either the generation method or the prompt itself. I know I wouldn't be the only one who is genuinely curious about what prompts you use and how you generate these things, because they're head and shoulders above what else I've seen.

>>78612 Where do you put the furry(1,2,3).pt files? I cant seem to find their desired place

Can't help there - I was using the actual website, not the leaked models locally.

>>79167 are you talking about the hypernetworks? If so, they should go in the hypernetwork folder.

>>78969 oh, one last thing. If you saved your images as PNGs, then we could load them into the webui and see the prompt you used, so we wouldn't need to ask.

Best results I've managed thus far. Not much, but progress?

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Continuing the Juicing Room theme as it seems to be popular. The inpainted hoses here look a little out of place but I left them in just to get feedback. Plus, you know, the implication… >>79234 These are great, especially the middle one. 💙 >>79437 Well done, anon!

>>79553 I gotta say, this "series" of yours is fantastic.

>>79553 I seriously wish you would save your images as pngs so we could see the exact prompts you use. I hate asking over and over, but I'm genuinely curious about what prompts you use for the base before you start img2img-ing and doing inpainting. The reason is that I find it very hard to get the texture right. I don't get anything that looks nearly as fruit-like as yours.

Here's my go at it, I'm pretty new to stable diffusion, not nearly as good as HG Swells

Tried making some bbws and then editing them to be blue

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