• TacticsConsort@yiffit.net
    391·
    10 months ago

    If you see an artstyle you like, some of those artists are actually dead cheap to hire ($10 a piece, though the bigger names can easily climb up to $500), and literally all of them will be more than happy to draw pure SFW.

    Always good to support artists~

    • AVincentInSpace@pawb.socialEnglish
      4·
      10 months ago

      Had a look at the first few posts just out of curiosity, and found, in order:

      bit of a mixed bag tbh, and I’m surprised it even did that well. I’m a huge fan of e621/e926 (as you can probably guess from the instance my account is on, lol) but it’s not the first place I’d go for inspiration. For my two cents, honestly, as much as I hate Pinterest it’s honestly probably the way to go here.

      • kshade@lemmy.world
        3·
        10 months ago

        It is a bit of a mixed bag, yeah. There is a tag for tabaxi, but there isn’t that much for that so I went with just “feline” as the example. Probably should’ve also added -puss_in_boots_(character) though.

  • AtmaJnana@lemmy.world
    113·
    10 months ago

    Stable Diffusion AI is pretty good at making furries without the porn part. Or with. I dont judge.

    edit: and if you don’t know how, hit me up in a DM, I can bang out some stuff.

    • Jimbo@yiffit.net
      91·
      10 months ago

      Disclaimer: some furries might get mad that you’d use AI art instead of commissioning an artist, that said I’m not sure whether that would extend to people outside the community or not

      • AtmaJnana@lemmy.world
        815·
        10 months ago

        Interesting. From my perspective, asking me to do it is commissioning an artist. Its just using a different toolset. I make lots of art using AI. Never made very many Yiffy before, but I could figure it out quickly. All AI does is change the workflow I have to use to produce art.

        edit: Your downvotes have inspired me to use AI to make G-rated furry art. Thanks, Lemmy!

        • Marchioness@ttrpg.network
          142·
          10 months ago

          The very concept of “commissioning” an “AI artist” is as ridiculous as it is hilarious.

          You see… when you “commission an artist” the first thing you have to do is sit down with them, and describe, in detail, what you want.

          All an “AI artist” does is feed what you told them into a robot, get a bunch of low quality shitty facsimiles of art out the other end, then select the least bad one to sell you for money.

          But… the effort and time it takes to describe your desired image to another person is just the same effort and time as describing your desired image to the robot. All the “artist” does here is slow down the process then charge you money.

          • TacticsConsort@yiffit.net
            8·
            10 months ago

            Ever seen Mateusz Skutnik’s quote/conversation on the importance of drawing? Probably not because it’s just a lore entry from a niche point & click adventure game he made that I love, but here, I think it’s to your taste:

            • The importance of drawing.

            • Yes?

            • This is one of the primary rules of exploration. Why?

            • You see, drawing lets you see things. It lets you slow down, focus, tune into the surroundings. See details you’d never notice otherwise.

            • But… Taking pictures and three dimensional scans of locations lets you archive everything.

            • Archive, yes. All those thousands of archived pictures gathering proverbial dust on surveillance data discs, not seen by anyone since the day they were created. Taking photographs is the opposite of drawing. It forces you to stop looking at the object, puts a literal barrier between you and the thing you want to see. You take a picture and move on.

            • But… The amount of data saved is unquestionably of greater value.

            • I don’t care about data. If it were data we’re after, we would just tap into the subbot route-mapping system. We’re looking for the human touch. Human hand in the sea of silent data. I want someone to tell me: Look at this, I found it and it’s so important I decided to spend my time drawing it. Nothing that can be done instantaneously has any value.

  • Neato@ttrpg.networkEnglish
    7·
    10 months ago

    Related: trying to find NPC art for a woman who isn’t super sexy is borderline impossible.