- Apr 2, 2021
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Oh, experts with zero experience are back in action, lol
It's quite amusing how people who are extremely distant from digital art comically try to discuss anatomy, shadows, perspective, and so on in adult art. And okay, it's everyone's right to do so, but the problem is that they so maliciously rejoice when they find a mistake (as they see it) and raise it as a banner.
In the examples you provided, AI can be seen in completely different things (and that's normal, AI is a tool that can be used with varying degrees of success like any other tool), but you try to find it through standard manuals—hands, shadows, etc. The problem with this approach is multifaceted, starting with the fact that there are genre laws, reality, techniques that emphasize dynamics, and so on. All of this can be debated, but it's much easier for angry amateurs to stick labels and chew over the flaws.
Okay, let's get to the point.
1-2 points. You'd be surprised, but reality also seems like AI lol. You can't imagine what kinds of folds can appear on the human body under different lighting, positions, and most importantly—artistic techniques. But it's much easier to write numbers on a picture with a smart look.
3. Hands - I can open half of the adult-themed artists and find their horrible hands; it's normal—it's called emphasis, and very few people try to draw everything perfectly in every picture. But no, we are the smartest, lol.
(I can hardly imagine what examples I should insert here to avoid being accused of cherry-picking, etc. I'll insert top filter galleries imhentai form adult artists.)
4. About the shadow and the heel, it's the same thing; it's a trifle (and quite dubious) that you're trying to amusingly blow out of proportion. If you approach it from the position of real lighting, shadows, object shapes, etc., you can find hundreds of flaws in almost any artist's art. But you don't care specifically here, again lol.
If you read this far, good, because yes—these are all AI mistakes in my opinion, but any tool makes mistakes. Previously, Uber did much worse than your examples, and now Uber does much better, but you can always find flaws and maliciously snicker with a smart look. I don't understand your motivation; as for who you're comparing it with—there were posts above, this is still one of the best artists in this industry, albeit with mistakes, etc.
Regarding LostRaven, the situation, as it seemed to me, is much more complicated. He's a good guy, but look at his other projects where he has fully unfolded without Uber's bad evil editing (sarcasm). Here it's purely a matter of taste, and I wash my hands of it.
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