Doc-Exogenik

In September, a collaboration with @MrsCarol. If you don't know her, I highly recommend her content. https://www.deviantart.com/mrscarol The goal was to enlarge existing AI images that were too small, while staying as faithful as possible to the original and improving or correcting certain flaws. It was great fun, and I learnt a few technical tricks along the way. Some of these images also inspired me to create a context for the characters, namely Mrs Carol's friends, who had to take part in a nude photoshoot dare, a little game between them. In total, no fewer than 18 images were remastered. The story of Mrs Carol and her friends: https://www.deviantart.com/mrscarol/art/HD-Upgrade-By-Doc-Exogenik-592-1234927061 https://www.deviantart.com/mrscarol/art/HD-Upgrade-By-Doc-Exogenik-591-1234927985 https://www.deviantart.com/mrscarol/art/HD-Upgrade-By-Doc-Exogenik-590-1234928913 https://www.deviantart.com/mrscarol/art/HD-Upgrade-By-Doc-Exogenik-548-1253823788

March and April were good months of rest, away from AI images and DeviantArt itself. When you start posting content on the Internet, you also start setting goals for yourself, even if you don't realize it. This is especially true when what you're posting has taken you many hours of work or research. The fact that we can analyze everything — the number of views, likes, favorites, followers, or watchers per day, per week, or per year — creates pressure to do more and more. To make the charts higher. The best way to do that is to post as much as you can. I try to go all the way with every image I post. I try to do my best at any given time. It takes time, of course. And if you insist on a minimum of quality, it takes even longer. In this little game, you end up doing too much. I'm not talking about how much you do, but how much time you spend trying to keep up with a pace you've set for yourself. You think to yourself, "The others post 5-10 images a day, you're slacking". You