There are several ideas in the same concept. Maybe try to prompt each individual part, then photobash them together, then use img2img to get your final render... and maybe some more fixing passes over it.
Although, forcing this to be rendered by an AI is quite a big leap of faith, as you can be absolutely sure its training data is lacking relevant examples.
Ah, AIs are biased towards SFW, so hat might explain your inability to produce such things. But yeah, artists have a more natural way to discuss instructions before getting to the paint job than AIs of today.
For UI; like anything else, use libraries, templates or references... Some of it can be done by AI as well.
AI will only produce the "most probable" results for a prompt, or the ones that has the more data for the keywords to be mapped to. I'm not sure it is about AI performance here. I'm not even sure an artist will get what you have in mind, to be honest, since it seems highly specific...
Maybe try giving more context. Why do you want a "tickling mosnter" in the first place? What role does it serve in your story?
But almost never a "free" artist for an open source project.
Huh? There's a huge gallery of free assets on this very website
So, maybe some day AI will help me (for only cost of an expensive videocard which will still be cheaper than $1k) to finish this game and release it for free for everyone.
A few months of some AI art generator subscription won't cost you that much money, and if it sure can't create pixel art animations, you can have still pictures in a wide range of styles.
Also some proompt engineers are developing some pretty complex working process to have animations, maybe you could hire those as cheap- tier artists. (for example, MovieMachine on Reddit)
Or maybe some day AI will create a decent competition for mid-to-low skill leveled artists so that they will consider setting affordable prices for their work
Would be cool if affordable artists are still able to eat and pay the rent though...
It's an astronaut and the same colours but the helmets a different shape, the face is different. It doesn't look the same as the manga picture...change the shape of the cracks on the visor maybe for even less similarities.
Are differences enough make it not derivative? Is there a rule of thumb on how much different it should be?
Hahaha! Well, you should note that using a derivative of the original as a reference when making a new version would make the new version a derivative of the original as well.
Ok, so not doing that neither.
How did your kitbashing story ended though? I'm sure it is derivative work, but that would probably fall under the fair use category, right?
There are several ideas in the same concept. Maybe try to prompt each individual part, then photobash them together, then use img2img to get your final render... and maybe some more fixing passes over it.
Although, forcing this to be rendered by an AI is quite a big leap of faith, as you can be absolutely sure its training data is lacking relevant examples.
Ah, AIs are biased towards SFW, so hat might explain your inability to produce such things. But yeah, artists have a more natural way to discuss instructions before getting to the paint job than AIs of today.
For UI; like anything else, use libraries, templates or references... Some of it can be done by AI as well.
AI will only produce the "most probable" results for a prompt, or the ones that has the more data for the keywords to be mapped to. I'm not sure it is about AI performance here. I'm not even sure an artist will get what you have in mind, to be honest, since it seems highly specific...
Maybe try giving more context. Why do you want a "tickling mosnter" in the first place? What role does it serve in your story?
The characters are adorable, well done!
Huh? There's a huge gallery of free assets on this very website
A few months of some AI art generator subscription won't cost you that much money, and if it sure can't create pixel art animations, you can have still pictures in a wide range of styles.
Also some proompt engineers are developing some pretty complex working process to have animations, maybe you could hire those as cheap- tier artists. (for example, MovieMachine on Reddit)
Would be cool if affordable artists are still able to eat and pay the rent though...
Ah, my bad.
My daddy was a bankrobber... 🎵
I don't think these are the correct tags to enter the Summer Art Challenge, read the first post here: https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/summer-2023-art-challenge-physics#com...
Looking good though (maybe it needs a little texture on the roof?).
Looking good!
Are differences enough make it not derivative? Is there a rule of thumb on how much different it should be?
Ok, so not doing that neither.
How did your kitbashing story ended though? I'm sure it is derivative work, but that would probably fall under the fair use category, right?
My attempt at creating pixel art for a Lunar Lander like game: Harsh Lander
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