I'm a long time enjoyer of the TF genre, and have done a little bit of writing in the genre.
I'm also just starting to try and learn to create some AI art to supplement the stories I've always written. I understand and fully agree with the many criticisms of AI art. I have no artistic talent beyond photography, and have for years lacked the ability to create any non-written imagery of my interests. AI art is a way to create something fun, and perhaps other will enjoy it as well.
if you don't mind me asking. what AI are you using and how are you making thies transformation picture stories whit that AI?
I use Tensor Art. There are a ton of things that go into getting the right image out of it, but it’s largely about the prompt. You can find lots of resources on promoting. And then it comes down to picking the right model. There are furry models, realistic models, so on and so on. And then there are LORA’s, which are like mini-models that let you add specific elements to your image. Honestly, the best thing I can suggest is getting started and then just playing around with it. Your results won’t be perfect at first but if you keep experimenting they’ll improve dramatically and pretty quickly. It’s fun!
all good
I like your new dinogirls, I do have a suggestion on your censored content. Instead of putting a circle or a mask, you could use the environment like leafs, tree branches, rocks or any scraps of clothing still covering sexual content if you can that is. I think I'll be much better than flat shapes removing details you put time in to make.
I appreciate the suggestion! Since this is all AI work, I’d have to write that into the prompt somehow, and then I wouldn’t get the uncensored stuff I want. I could try and create a leaf “stamp” or something which might be nominally more attractive than the flat shapes, but I think that’s my only option to censor an image, without creating two completely different images.
What if you just Photoshop the areas with my suggestions, would that be easier rewriting the ai. I mean just create a layer, then add something to cover on top censored areas of the image.