I'm kicking myself for not exploring PromeAI more when you published the previous video because they truly are next level. What you did by adding Mixamo (another huge thank you for that link!) into your workflow really goes beyond. Thanks for being awesome and sharing it with us!
Excellent to hear! I truly think that's the workflow of the future. Obviously this video was focused on Prome (who I do like a lot) but the concepts behind it could be applied in a lot of other ways. I really do like the fact that the method here might introduce some folks to 3D! I mean, I'm still working to get up to speed in Blender! So they are my people!
This is amazing. I've been looking for posable consistent characters for a long time now and this is by far the best job any program has done of providing that. Fingers crossed for consistent clothing in an upcoming release.
So my trick for consistent clothes is...well, to make them the most boring clothes of all time. Lots of "Men in Suits" and "Women in a (color) dress" In the world of AI Characters: Fashion is very boring!
@@TheoreticallyMedia That definitely makes sense. My problem is that I have a story I wrote set in medieval India that I want to do as a graphic novel, which is about as specific and intricate as clothing can get. I know, I know... good luck to me, right?
This website is a game-changer for individuals like me who have a passion for sketching characters. The artificial intelligence technology on the website improves the quality of my sketches by adding more details and making them appear more polished and finished.
I love it for exactly the reason you mentioned! While you CAN prompt for images, I think the really fun superpower here is that it encourages you to sit down and do some drawing of your own! It's what I think AI is actually very good it: An artistic assistant.
Yup, they are a bit of an underdog, but I really love what they're doing here. They're a shoot off from Cutout.pro, which did some greenscreen removal stuff-- but I think they've got something kinda special going on with Prome...Love to shout them out whenever I can!
Impressive! 😮 The *almost* consistency in character, camera angles, tonal color, and poses is nuclear bomb standout. I pay $30 monthly for Midjourney, but finding the right poses, camera angles and even *almost* character consistency is challenging. If this meets my VR game design needs, I'm ready to switch. Concurrency in my design documents is crucial, and this might be the solution. Thanks for bringing to my attention TM!
100% welcome!! I think this is a REALLY useful technique-- and while it is sort of a "kit bashing" solution, I think we're going to see features like this implemented pretty soon in the major image generators. MJ has already talked about 3D camera control, and I can't help but think some smart minds on the SD side are working on it as well! The next few months are going to be CRAZY!
Still dying to do a Leo tutorial. I think it has so much to offer! But man, there is so much to cover, and (at least this week)‘everything is exploding again! It is on the docket though!
And Mixamo is such an underrated resource. One of those: “I can’t believe this is free” kind of things. As AI moves into 3D, I see many bookmarks in its future.
thanks for the advice. I simply tried to put a model created with mixamo into Midjouney, add the appropriate prompt to the idea and immediately there was action and movement.
Oh, I hadn’t even thought about using MJ, since this particular process was about maintaining the pose, which I know MJ loves to change….BUT, I bet you can get much more dynamic poses out of MJ by giving it a custom image reference! I love MJ, but it does often get bland with its poses!
This is so dope. I've been making comics in Midjourney for a couple months with interesting results, especially once the custom variants option got released (and I figured out how to remix images😅). But this is next tier. Thanks man.
Excellent!! I was 100% thinking of my Comic Book people when I was putting this together (no accident that Jim Lee shows up in it!)-- and honestly, that's why I put that last look (Photo to Sketch) in at the end. I really think that particular look would be awesome for a comic!
I'm a simple man, I see the word free, and I sense that it's a clickbate, so I like to ask: is it truly free? Or do you mean they give you like 50 credits which for some reason you consider "free" and not "free trial"?
Yup! I’ve always had a soft spot for Prome. Actually, I saw they are doing video now. I gotta circle back and check them out again. So much going on!!!
lets say I have a custom character, it should technically be possible to screenshot a mixamo animation frame by frame, and then generate each pose with prome, potentially speeding up animation greatly. Need to try this, I draw a lot but looking for alternative ways of bringing my drawings to life without the use of traditional animation or 3D rendering. tysm for this video I have a lot of experiments to undertake!
So, sorta. The problem you will run into there is the outfit changes. They’ll mostly be the same, but with small changes per frame. It’ll basically be that warpy AI video looks that we’ve all had for a bit. BUT, there is some hope on the horizon! The newer models look like they’ve gotten around this problem, so it won’t be long now! Have you tried Pika yet? I have a full run through on the channel if you want to check it out.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I see, thanks for the info! I‘ll defo give it a try. & yeah, been on Pika, Runway etc literally anything new coming out I‘m on it, not too fussed about current capabilities, tech evolved fast & the potential here is insane so I‘m enjoying the ride:)
I think this is right up your alley! Particularly on the narrative animated stuff you've been doing-- I went with the more traditional "cinematic" look for this-- but I think it would really fly with a cartoon-y style!
What did you use to create the character sheet? I love the concept for consistent characters, yes next will be to tackle consistent clothing and image look
So I just subbed for the $30 tier of Midjourney and really like it to experiment and learn with. Do you think this would replace that, or would I be missing out on anything in switching?
Hard to say. Since you just subbed to MJ, I’d recommend playing with that for a bit (ton to learn there!) and use the free tier of Prome to experiment and get a feel for it. Both are similar in function, but have very different results and workflows. Or..Y’know, be like me and subscribe to everything. …sigh.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I just “cut the cord” and got rid of all my 3D print subs, so I am trying really really hard to not overcompensate with a bunch of AI subs… I hate sleeping on the couch lol
Wow! I was having all these ideas running through my head like a pinball in a pinball machine! I and so many can make an ai genrated series , like a cartoon show, or like a TV series,etc. It's just unbelievable how AI is being developed in a ***BANG!*** snap. We live in a exciting, also wild,scary and crazy time. I just feel blessed that I am around to see it all evolve. rocktastic video, Tim! And tell your daughter to keep at what she's doin'.The apple doesn't fall from the tree. BTW, I HATE ANIME!! LMAO
Basically, just using the lineart with Sketch Rendering. I used the “commercial” model, and the Precise rendering mode, with a prompt that was something fairly simple, like “Batman standing on top of a building at night, raining” Admittedly, there were a few re-rolls before it got there. Nothing too outrageous. Just some weird color choices on Prome’s part. Like, yellow gloves? I’d say maybe 2 or 3 re-rolls.
Will the final image created be allowed to be used in a retail product? I have seen where most AI art cannot be Copyrighted,,, I need art for use with my games I am making...
Current state is sort of in limbo. I know a few countries have ok'd it-- the US Copyright office has a kind of weird standpoint of: Yes, but only if it is altered by a human. But, there really isn't a way to quantify what that means. Personally, I think they're aiming for "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"-- but I'm not a lawyer. I'm not sure where Steam is currently on the issue. They've been going back and forth. I think it's more or less a done deal, though. With Asia allowing for the use and copyright, the US/EU will have to eventually allow for it, or risk being left behind in the AI Culture race.
Interesting, maybe I did notice that with my character sheet to final character. I didn’t go through extensive testing on it though. Might be able to use their Inpainting tool?
This is great. The 3D to Ai workflow is exactly what I'm trying to accomplish with @Storyblocker but having it all in one package with fewer steps. Great tutorial.
Man, I gotta book some time to play more with Storyblocker! I'm sorry I've been so behind on it! That virtual stage is such a killer idea! I'll try to get to it over the weekend!
Please let me know the results! I sort of aimed this for a 3d novice (when I say Novice, I mean no experience!) so I’d love to see what happens when something who knows the tools works on it!
@@TheoreticallyMediaI tested with two 3D renders. The results are really impressive. In the Precise mode, you have character consistency, with some variation in the clothes. In Space mode you keep the overall idea and in the Outline and Concept modes, there is much more freedom. And the styles are very interesting: Film, Commercial and Game. The only drawback is the price. The base license is $19/month just for personal use. The commercial license starts at $39/month. But you have unlimited generations and more than a thousand styles. I particularly liked the Vacuum Tube Punk style. I'm interested, it would be great for my graphic novel!
Personal use only killed any hope of my signing up to try it out. I'm not going to have it do things with my own drawings only to not be able to use them commercially. I will keep adding color myself in graphics programs. Also would have to know my creations were private as well since they are original drawings. Heidi
what just about 2 years ago was a global fear, i believe has redeemed itself to be one of the most creatively liberating eras in art history, it's a very exciting time
100%. There is still a lot of confusion and fear, but give it a few decades, and a generation of kids who grow up with this technology natively, and I think we’re going to see some really insane stuff.
I am so confuse how do you use the creative fusion to make the character like that, because when I tried it on a 3d image I have seen on the internet, I don't know which style I should choose to make it look like the way you made.
I am trying to create a video, with my avatar in it, that looks like me or similar. However I want it to be a moving imagine and background. Does this AI generator creates the images that are stead or moving or even both? Thank you
Thank you for this great video! In your example of the pirate, her face remains recognizable. If i upload a photo of a person, the face completely changes into an unrecognizable person. I just can't figure out what I'm doing wrong unfortunately. Can anyone help me please
I mean, agreed. So, funny enough-- I did use my daughter's drawing in this, but as a kid, she has zero interest in AI tech. I (ahem,) obviously came up in the analog age, so I've gone from pencils, to darkroom photography, all the way through to digital and now here. So, I've done a ton of the fundamentals, which is why I can see how remarkable these tools are. But, I also think its important to go through the training grounds, so to speak. That said, at least from a kid perspective: I think they just like drawing. And I presume no matter what happens in tech, that's never going to change.
Yeah, it can do that-- I think the original has kind of a weird eye thing going on too-- but, it works since it is illustrated. I think for the "photo real" one, you could always inpaint, or fix it in an Image Editor.
It takes some re-rolling to be sure. Another thing it isn’t quite there yet with is emotions. But, early days. Actually, now you have me thinking what we can do with a face swapper and this method.
2:29 This FREE AI Art Generator Does Something Different? Yeh , it total destoyed it . What happened to "her" right eye? Has she been stung by a bee ? Bloody hell 😖😖👎👎👎👎
Haha, I did say “different!” Well, I think there are some issues, but they can obviously be resolved with Inpainting or some post work in PS. The droop on the eye is clearly some confusion given the original animated look. But still, there’s a lot to be impressed with here. A year ago, this wouldn’t have been possible. Or, it rather, it might- but it would have taken a week of time and a special photo shoot.
Stealing art is bad enough as its is. but AI also steals from the companies that make art supplies, the shipping company that deliver art supplies to shops, the shops that sell them and their workers. But I guess it's more important to have a comic book mass produced in 30 seconds than an art supplier that is struggling to feed his family. AI - Hell be thy name and Hell be thy fate.
I mean, to be fair, comics haven’t been drawn on boards in a few decades. Everything is digital now. Which also kinda sucks, because comic artists don’t make back end selling original art to fans at conventions.
Just throwing this out there, you're trying to show us stuff we can do, but not explaining a damn thing as to what you're doing--Nor showing your whole screen. I have no clue what modes you are using cause 90% of the time you have the bottom cropped off and never verbally say it. These videos are good for showing what it can do...but not how to.
I get ya. This one was probably more on the “this is what this can do” side of things. I do have a number of deeper dive tutorials on various other platforms, but this one might have been a more shallow look at what it can do, rather than how to do it. Prome does have a new video component to them now, so maybe I’ll circle back for a more Comprehensive look.
And as a FYI: depending on where you are with creative AI tools, I do have a full starter guide video coming up. I feel like lately, there are A) new people coming in, and B) a lot of information gaps because things have been moving so quick. For that one, I’ll be sure to show/say. Again, thanks for the feedback. Always helpful
I mean, those devs gotta eat. And food does cost money. I’m not mad at them. The free/intro plan is pretty good compared to some other ai platforms out there. I mean, Midjourney doesn’t even have a free tier.
Check out Prome.AI here: www.promeai.com/?vsource=youtube_share-theoreticallymedia202309 or on their channel: youtube.com/@PromeAI777
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@@LouisGedoHi Louis!! Always great to see that yellow hand!!
I think the website got taken down ? i got to excited when i saw this video.. then clicked on the link and was sent to something complete diff :(
we updated the domain@@ryzzhan9125
I'm kicking myself for not exploring PromeAI more when you published the previous video because they truly are next level. What you did by adding Mixamo (another huge thank you for that link!) into your workflow really goes beyond. Thanks for being awesome and sharing it with us!
Great video Tim! It gave me some ideas. I have done 3D work in the past and now you gave me a path on how to combine the two art types.
Excellent to hear! I truly think that's the workflow of the future. Obviously this video was focused on Prome (who I do like a lot) but the concepts behind it could be applied in a lot of other ways.
I really do like the fact that the method here might introduce some folks to 3D! I mean, I'm still working to get up to speed in Blender! So they are my people!
thank you for these AI updates man, it takes mental RAM to keep up with this beast.
Seriously! I need a new external SSD for my brain as well!
This is amazing. I've been looking for posable consistent characters for a long time now and this is by far the best job any program has done of providing that. Fingers crossed for consistent clothing in an upcoming release.
So my trick for consistent clothes is...well, to make them the most boring clothes of all time. Lots of "Men in Suits" and "Women in a (color) dress"
In the world of AI Characters: Fashion is very boring!
@@TheoreticallyMedia That definitely makes sense. My problem is that I have a story I wrote set in medieval India that I want to do as a graphic novel, which is about as specific and intricate as clothing can get. I know, I know... good luck to me, right?
@@davidvonallmen19 haha, oh man- that’s the definition of intricate clothing! Good luck!
This is fantastic! I have eagerly anticipated the addition of these features.
This, plus so much more, is right on the horizon. 4 months from now is going to be WILD.
This website is a game-changer for individuals like me who have a passion for sketching characters. The artificial intelligence technology on the website improves the quality of my sketches by adding more details and making them appear more polished and finished.
I love it for exactly the reason you mentioned! While you CAN prompt for images, I think the really fun superpower here is that it encourages you to sit down and do some drawing of your own! It's what I think AI is actually very good it: An artistic assistant.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I eagerly anticipate the future when AI-powered art enhancement can assist in creating complete comic books or animations.
Oh never heard of this! I'm going to need to have a play :) thanks for the walk through!
Yup, they are a bit of an underdog, but I really love what they're doing here. They're a shoot off from Cutout.pro, which did some greenscreen removal stuff-- but I think they've got something kinda special going on with Prome...Love to shout them out whenever I can!
@@TheoreticallyMedia Awesome, there's so much coming out these days, it's exciting. This looks like it has a few more unique features though :)
Thanks, Tim. They're developing some really interesting functionality here. Great for storytellers! 🌟
Honestly, it is what I love about Prome. I'm not sure they intended it, but storytelling is exactly what I see it doing very well!
Impressive! 😮
The *almost* consistency in character, camera angles, tonal color, and poses is nuclear bomb standout.
I pay $30 monthly for Midjourney, but finding the right poses, camera angles and even *almost* character consistency is challenging. If this meets my VR game design needs, I'm ready to switch. Concurrency in my design documents is crucial, and this might be the solution.
Thanks for bringing to my attention TM!
100% welcome!! I think this is a REALLY useful technique-- and while it is sort of a "kit bashing" solution, I think we're going to see features like this implemented pretty soon in the major image generators. MJ has already talked about 3D camera control, and I can't help but think some smart minds on the SD side are working on it as well!
The next few months are going to be CRAZY!
Nice to see a Mixamo mention. I've used a Mixamo workflow for Leonardo AI animations.
Still dying to do a Leo tutorial. I think it has so much to offer! But man, there is so much to cover, and (at least this week)‘everything is exploding again!
It is on the docket though!
And Mixamo is such an underrated resource. One of those: “I can’t believe this is free” kind of things.
As AI moves into 3D, I see many bookmarks in its future.
thanks for the advice. I simply tried to put a model created with mixamo into Midjouney, add the appropriate prompt to the idea and immediately there was action and movement.
Oh, I hadn’t even thought about using MJ, since this particular process was about maintaining the pose, which I know MJ loves to change….BUT, I bet you can get much more dynamic poses out of MJ by giving it a custom image reference!
I love MJ, but it does often get bland with its poses!
Amazing. Thanks for the reveal!
Excellent! I hope you find it useful!! The Mixamo trick is REALLY a lot of fun!
This is so dope. I've been making comics in Midjourney for a couple months with interesting results, especially once the custom variants option got released (and I figured out how to remix images😅). But this is next tier. Thanks man.
Excellent!! I was 100% thinking of my Comic Book people when I was putting this together (no accident that Jim Lee shows up in it!)-- and honestly, that's why I put that last look (Photo to Sketch) in at the end. I really think that particular look would be awesome for a comic!
I'm a simple man, I see the word free, and I sense that it's a clickbate, so I like to ask: is it truly free? Or do you mean they give you like 50 credits which for some reason you consider "free" and not "free trial"?
Whenever I watch your videos it reminds me of Design School University, I love it!
Haha, that's awesome! And unlike a real uni, I won't put you 70k in debt!!
That works quite well. Allows for lots of free testing too.
Yup! I’ve always had a soft spot for Prome. Actually, I saw they are doing video now. I gotta circle back and check them out again.
So much going on!!!
lets say I have a custom character, it should technically be possible to screenshot a mixamo animation frame by frame, and then generate each pose with prome, potentially speeding up animation greatly. Need to try this, I draw a lot but looking for alternative ways of bringing my drawings to life without the use of traditional animation or 3D rendering. tysm for this video I have a lot of experiments to undertake!
So, sorta. The problem you will run into there is the outfit changes. They’ll mostly be the same, but with small changes per frame. It’ll basically be that warpy AI video looks that we’ve all had for a bit.
BUT, there is some hope on the horizon! The newer models look like they’ve gotten around this problem, so it won’t be long now!
Have you tried Pika yet? I have a full run through on the channel if you want to check it out.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I see, thanks for the info! I‘ll defo give it a try. & yeah, been on Pika, Runway etc literally anything new coming out I‘m on it, not too fussed about current capabilities, tech evolved fast & the potential here is insane so I‘m enjoying the ride:)
Tried it and it's amazing. Gonna make an episode out of it
This is really great. Definitely going to try this out.
I think this is right up your alley! Particularly on the narrative animated stuff you've been doing-- I went with the more traditional "cinematic" look for this-- but I think it would really fly with a cartoon-y style!
@@TheoreticallyMedia I thought the same. I want to build a character that I can animate in 3d too.
The jacket is still there, the lighting just makes it look more like skin than leather. I can tell from the fade from leather brown at the belt.
Amazing workflow
Thanks so much!!
I think I'm in love with the pirate.
What did you use to create the character sheet? I love the concept for consistent characters, yes next will be to tackle consistent clothing and image look
So the character sheet was a quick Midjourney whip up: /imagine animated film, character sheet, female fighter, T pose.
It didn’t do the T pose!
What about multiple characters in a scene?
Thanks a lot. You have the best and most useful content.
I appreciate that very much!
So I just subbed for the $30 tier of Midjourney and really like it to experiment and learn with. Do you think this would replace that, or would I be missing out on anything in switching?
Hard to say. Since you just subbed to MJ, I’d recommend playing with that for a bit (ton to learn there!) and use the free tier of Prome to experiment and get a feel for it.
Both are similar in function, but have very different results and workflows.
Or..Y’know, be like me and subscribe to everything.
…sigh.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I just “cut the cord” and got rid of all my 3D print subs, so I am trying really really hard to not overcompensate with a bunch of AI subs… I hate sleeping on the couch lol
Wow! I was having all these ideas running through my head like a pinball in a pinball machine! I and so many can make an ai genrated series , like a cartoon show, or like a TV series,etc. It's just unbelievable how AI is being developed in a ***BANG!*** snap. We live in a exciting, also wild,scary and crazy time. I just feel blessed that I am around to see it all evolve. rocktastic video, Tim! And tell your daughter to keep at what she's doin'.The apple doesn't fall from the tree. BTW, I HATE ANIME!! LMAO
I am confused. Did you take the picture of the Deer after you shot it, or before you shot it?
What was your Promeai workflow for the Batman comic book coloring piece?
Basically, just using the lineart with Sketch Rendering. I used the “commercial” model, and the Precise rendering mode, with a prompt that was something fairly simple, like “Batman standing on top of a building at night, raining”
Admittedly, there were a few re-rolls before it got there. Nothing too outrageous. Just some weird color choices on Prome’s part. Like, yellow gloves? I’d say maybe 2 or 3 re-rolls.
@@TheoreticallyMedia Awesome, got it! 👍🏾 Thanks for the info, sir.
what mode did you use to colour in batman, attempting to try this out but colours are very washed out
I want to say cinematic? But to be honest, I can’t remember. I’ll see if I can log in to check!
Very cool!
It's a LOT of fun! Give it a try, I mean: It's all free!
@@TheoreticallyMedia omg yes! And I got to admit results are really good 😮
Will the final image created be allowed to be used in a retail product? I have seen where most AI art cannot be Copyrighted,,, I need art for use with my games I am making...
Current state is sort of in limbo. I know a few countries have ok'd it-- the US Copyright office has a kind of weird standpoint of: Yes, but only if it is altered by a human. But, there really isn't a way to quantify what that means.
Personally, I think they're aiming for "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"-- but I'm not a lawyer.
I'm not sure where Steam is currently on the issue. They've been going back and forth.
I think it's more or less a done deal, though. With Asia allowing for the use and copyright, the US/EU will have to eventually allow for it, or risk being left behind in the AI Culture race.
I'm liking this site. I do have a problem with it turning dark skin images lighter, but I hope they will fix that.
Interesting, maybe I did notice that with my character sheet to final character. I didn’t go through extensive testing on it though. Might be able to use their Inpainting tool?
I have a question in general , does AI makes original photos and art ? btw amazing channel , very usefull .
This is great. The 3D to Ai workflow is exactly what I'm trying to accomplish with @Storyblocker but having it all in one package with fewer steps. Great tutorial.
Man, I gotta book some time to play more with Storyblocker! I'm sorry I've been so behind on it! That virtual stage is such a killer idea! I'll try to get to it over the weekend!
It looks very interesting. I can set a 3D scene with simple materials and generate something more appealing. I'll take a look.
Please let me know the results! I sort of aimed this for a 3d novice (when I say Novice, I mean no experience!) so I’d love to see what happens when something who knows the tools works on it!
@@TheoreticallyMediaI tested with two 3D renders. The results are really impressive. In the Precise mode, you have character consistency, with some variation in the clothes. In Space mode you keep the overall idea and in the Outline and Concept modes, there is much more freedom. And the styles are very interesting: Film, Commercial and Game.
The only drawback is the price. The base license is $19/month just for personal use. The commercial license starts at $39/month. But you have unlimited generations and more than a thousand styles. I particularly liked the Vacuum Tube Punk style.
I'm interested, it would be great for my graphic novel!
Personal use only killed any hope of my signing up to try it out. I'm not going to have it do things with my own drawings only to not be able to use them commercially. I will keep adding color myself in graphics programs. Also would have to know my creations were private as well since they are original drawings. Heidi
Im looking for an AI that can take an existing fantasy world map I have made and modify it, any recommendations?
How do you get it to color comic book art?
It’s been awhile, but I think I just prompted for something like “Batman, comic book” and used the Cinematic preset
what just about 2 years ago was a global fear, i believe has redeemed itself to be one of the most creatively liberating eras in art history, it's a very exciting time
100%. There is still a lot of confusion and fear, but give it a few decades, and a generation of kids who grow up with this technology natively, and I think we’re going to see some really insane stuff.
Batch sequencing?
Oh, that would be great. Not yet though.
That was very interesting. I wonder if I could use this package to substitute my wife's face onto Klimt's Woman in Gold?
I am so confuse how do you use the creative fusion to make the character like that, because when I tried it on a 3d image I have seen on the internet, I don't know which style I should choose to make it look like the way you made.
I am trying to create a video, with my avatar in it, that looks like me or similar. However I want it to be a moving imagine and background. Does this AI generator creates the images that are stead or moving or even both? Thank you
Thank you for this great video! In your example of the pirate, her face remains recognizable. If i upload a photo of a person, the face completely changes into an unrecognizable person. I just can't figure out what I'm doing wrong unfortunately. Can anyone help me please
Hello Sir I have lots of comic character and cerachtor ideas but I need a platform and a chance to explore my unique art work in the 🌎
It is a great time for you in that case! Many options!! Literally, your imagination is the only limit!
I need a chance
While this might be a standard tool in the near future, I'd encourage young artists to just learn to draw.
I mean, agreed. So, funny enough-- I did use my daughter's drawing in this, but as a kid, she has zero interest in AI tech. I (ahem,) obviously came up in the analog age, so I've gone from pencils, to darkroom photography, all the way through to digital and now here.
So, I've done a ton of the fundamentals, which is why I can see how remarkable these tools are. But, I also think its important to go through the training grounds, so to speak.
That said, at least from a kid perspective: I think they just like drawing. And I presume no matter what happens in tech, that's never going to change.
3:05 it totally messed up the eyes tho XD
Yeah, it can do that-- I think the original has kind of a weird eye thing going on too-- but, it works since it is illustrated. I think for the "photo real" one, you could always inpaint, or fix it in an Image Editor.
Wueee ai generated images
The image generation gave mixed results with faces.
It takes some re-rolling to be sure. Another thing it isn’t quite there yet with is emotions. But, early days.
Actually, now you have me thinking what we can do with a face swapper and this method.
2:29 This FREE AI Art Generator Does Something Different? Yeh , it total destoyed it . What happened to "her" right eye? Has she been stung by a bee ? Bloody hell 😖😖👎👎👎👎
Haha, I did say “different!”
Well, I think there are some issues, but they can obviously be resolved with Inpainting or some post work in PS. The droop on the eye is clearly some confusion given the original animated look.
But still, there’s a lot to be impressed with here. A year ago, this wouldn’t have been possible. Or, it rather, it might- but it would have taken a week of time and a special photo shoot.
Here we go...
100%...This, Gaussian Splatting, AR and VR...we're ALL going 3D now!
Free membership is useless. The generated image is so small you can't use it for anything
Sneaky tip: take your low res exports and run them through an upscaler. Keep that under your hat!
That does everything that any other stuff does, oh, i know what it does better, it sponsored you bro, that's what special about it.
Nah, if you look through my channel, I rarely do sponsorships.
I’m super picky that way.
It's a piece of junk. I tried 7 times a very simple prompt and tried modifying it and it failed every time.
Oh really? I'm curious: what was your prompt?
Stealing art is bad enough as its is. but AI also steals from the companies that make art supplies, the shipping company that deliver art supplies to shops, the shops that sell them and their workers. But I guess it's more important to have a comic book mass produced in 30 seconds than an art supplier that is struggling to feed his family. AI - Hell be thy name and Hell be thy fate.
I mean, to be fair, comics haven’t been drawn on boards in a few decades. Everything is digital now.
Which also kinda sucks, because comic artists don’t make back end selling original art to fans at conventions.
All rly cool tech and in keeping up with it , but not using it. Still all mass data theft and it's just a bad influence on the art work.
Just throwing this out there, you're trying to show us stuff we can do, but not explaining a damn thing as to what you're doing--Nor showing your whole screen. I have no clue what modes you are using cause 90% of the time you have the bottom cropped off and never verbally say it. These videos are good for showing what it can do...but not how to.
I get ya. This one was probably more on the “this is what this can do” side of things. I do have a number of deeper dive tutorials on various other platforms, but this one might have been a more shallow look at what it can do, rather than how to do it.
Prome does have a new video component to them now, so maybe I’ll circle back for a more Comprehensive look.
And as a FYI: depending on where you are with creative AI tools, I do have a full starter guide video coming up.
I feel like lately, there are A) new people coming in, and B) a lot of information gaps because things have been moving so quick.
For that one, I’ll be sure to show/say. Again, thanks for the feedback. Always helpful
Free. To. Try. Not free.
Sneaky tip: I think you can get a LOT done with the free version and then taking that output to an upscaler.
Get started for free… does not mean free to me!
I mean, those devs gotta eat. And food does cost money. I’m not mad at them. The free/intro plan is pretty good compared to some other ai platforms out there.
I mean, Midjourney doesn’t even have a free tier.
@@TheoreticallyMedia I know it, and you know it, so why your title?
I hate that and will remove you.
It's not free. Your title is a lie.
It is free, but it does have a paid aspect to it. Most of them do.
It’s Ai so am not interested
Which is fine. Keep creating!