Rubber boots request

[maria]

Very new to this - but some of the works are quite extraordinary.

Is it possible to ask for a series of AI images to be developed/worked on involving a few special clothing items - a special request I suppose?

Wellies, waders and pantyhose as a start?

[bogbud]

Very new to this - but some of the works are quite extraordinary.

Is it possible to ask for a series of AI images to be developed/worked on involving a few special clothing items - a special request I suppose?

Wellies, waders and pantyhose as a start?

Seconded!

You can find some involving wellies or waders here: viewtopic.php?f=30&t=26030
Sadly, John has stopped creating a while back already

[Viridian]

It's possible to ask, but it's a thankless project to work on. We generally don't like the gimmie attitude. Have some freebies.

[av77]

Hope this helps

[maria]

It's possible to ask, but it's a thankless project to work on. We generally don't like the gimmie attitude. Have some freebies.

Thanks. Not sure why it's a thankless project, but thanks again for the time you put into generating the images.

I'd be happy to submit some work - just need some tips on what app to use etc.

[maria]

Hope this helps

Very helpful - thanks!

What apps to people recommend?

[Viridian]

Thanks. Not sure why it's a thankless project, but thanks again for the time you put into generating the images.

It's thankless because people ask for something, and the artist gets nothing for it. It grooms people into asking for more and not being happy with what they get. Most artists - AI or human - get hit with random, sometimes inane requests, and it's frustrating because we go out of our way to create something we don't want to make, purely for someone else's entertainment, and it's rarely appreciated. It's consumed and forgotten.

It's not so bad if we had more creators - period - so that there's plenty of work to consume and enjoy. But the few who create get burned a lot. Especially now with AI, it's a total waste of time to ask an AI artist to create something when the tools are even more open and accessible, which you've now experienced.

The fun projects are the ones that get the artist invested and care about the work. If it's just something like "make me a picture with waders", it's a soulless input that I literally mash into the AI generator and forget about. And the extra effort I put in to actually make it look good is overlooked in favour of someone else just spamming out a hundred AI results.

[sixgunzloaded]

What apps to people recommend?

Redspyder_1979 mentioned that he's using Gencraft AI. Check out his thread and see how nice the results are, straight out of the box.

[av77]

Hope this helps

Very helpful - thanks!

What apps to people recommend?

Dezgo is what I've found

[maria]

Thanks. Not sure why it's a thankless project, but thanks again for the time you put into generating the images.

It's thankless because people ask for something, and the artist gets nothing for it. It grooms people into asking for more and not being happy with what they get. Most artists - AI or human - get hit with random, sometimes inane requests, and it's frustrating because we go out of our way to create something we don't want to make, purely for someone else's entertainment, and it's rarely appreciated. It's consumed and forgotten.

It's not so bad if we had more creators - period - so that there's plenty of work to consume and enjoy. But the few who create get burned a lot. Especially now with AI, it's a total waste of time to ask an AI artist to create something when the tools are even more open and accessible, which you've now experienced.

The fun projects are the ones that get the artist invested and care about the work. If it's just something like "make me a picture with waders", it's a soulless input that I literally mash into the AI generator and forget about. And the extra effort I put in to actually make it look good is overlooked in favour of someone else just spamming out a hundred AI results.

I hear what you're saying, but I don't consider myself to be a gimme type. I've posted a considerable amount of real sinking experiences over the years in the hope that my work would promote others to take up their fetish in a practical sense. Sadly, though, not much has eventuated despite the ease of which people can now film or take photos.