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    Mystery man

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    I bet she taste like cotton candy, especially down In her cotton. You can make me a N because I'll be cotton picking for her.

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    TerraRaptor

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    forbiddentome said:
    So, do you do it section by section or are you simply able to use an image this big in inpainting? I'm curious if I've been doing things the hard way when I don't need to, maybe you know an extention I don't... Or if you just have a far better PC than me. I couldn't use SDXL if I tried, for instance.

    You can outpaint with scripts and built-in tools and processes, yeah. I found I had better luck doing inpaint-outpainting instead. This is where you bring the image into a graphic editor and resize the canvas. You'll just be left with a solid color for the new, expanded area. I usually just run a push brush across it to add some color-appropriate noise and then render that at 0.65 denoise.

    For example with my deer orgy scene:
    Original
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    ForbiddenTome

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    terraraptor said:
    I start with a base AI image - in this case it was a prompt asking for an f/solo female dragon pointing at a wooden sign. I then outpaint the canvas so it's big enough for the rest of the characters. Then I just start drawing them in. Basically I draw it and the AI renders it out. I do the actual drawing process in a graphic editor.

    I'm familar with a lot of this process but I have a question:

    When you say outpaint, do you mean the outpainting feature in Scripts (that I just learned about..) or do you use something else? I've been just putting the generation in an editor, cropping the side I like and moving it to the opposite side, then inpainting the missing portion to "outpaint" in a direction I want. I'll just merge everything in an editor later and use inpainting to fix the seams, much like you described.

    So, do you do it section by section or are you simply able to use an image this big in inpainting? I'm curious if I've been doing things the hard way when I don't need to, maybe you know an extention I don't... Or if you just have a far better PC than me. I couldn't use SDXL if I tried, for instance.

    Also, now that I'm sharing a community with you and not just lurking: Pokemon Off-White was one of the best flash games on e6. :)

    oo123 said:
    /S for those a bit on the dense side.

    Honestly, that's a completely believable comment that isn't any further than one step derived from what people actually write on the internet.

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    note621

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    What a cool plushie that would be IRL. If you compare with the pencil about 2ft tall sitting. And you can choose different expressions. I'd pay top $.

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    terraraptor said:
    I suppose that would sorta be like a cloaca. Since the cloaca forks into the vagina and the anus just past the entry, then, if you were to gape it open a bit, you should see these splits within, sorta like this image here. You can see traditional art examples of this by flamespitter on e621.

    good idea. i might do an edit like that.

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    feralbreeder said:
    I really like the image, and I especially appreciate the idea behind it, and the whole scenario.
    A detail I find particularly sexy is the cum leaking down the tail during sex.
    The only thing I don't like is the fact that the kobolds have a flat chest shaped as male pecs; I don't mind it on the feral dragoness, whom would look weird having boobs, but it turns me off a bit on the kobolds.
    Apart of that, I am a great fan of the Director.

    Appreciate the honest feedback, thanks!
    I usually don't mind breasts on scalies. Except for kobolds. I find it messes with their proportions too much, and from what I've seen over the years a lot of artists feel the same way. Of all the scalies, kobolds are sans breasts more than any other. Also, the 3 OCs included were all of the flat-chested variety, heh.

    Fwiw if anyone wants to do it, they're welcome to use inpainting to edit those chests and post a breast edit. Wouldn't be hard.

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    I really like the image, and I especially appreciate the idea behind it, and the whole scenario.
    A detail I find particularly sexy is the cum leaking down the tail during sex.
    The only thing I don't like is the fact that the kobolds have a flat chest shaped as male pecs; I don't mind it on the feral dragoness, whom would look weird having boobs, but it turns me off a bit on the kobolds.
    Apart of that, I am a great fan of the Director.

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    FeralBreeder

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    This is amazing!
    The character, her body shape, her fur, her attire, the background, everything is amazing!
    Very well done!

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    feralbreeder said:
    Another great image!
    Did you notice that she has a tiny hearth in her eye? So cute!

    Not gonna lie, I did touch ups in Krita, so I left a secret. ;) <3

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    prompt:

    close-up, on front, lying, looking back, (feral, mightyena), (symmetrical), rear view, raised tail, fur, forest, pussy juice,, masterpiece, best quality, photorealistic, hyperrealistic, ultradetailed, detailed background, photo background, digital drawing (artwork), [[by kenket|by totesfleisch8], by thebigslick:by silverfox5213:0.8], [by syuro, by paloma-paloma::0.2],, female, anatomically correct, anatomically correct anus, (anatomically correct pussy), (canine pussy), animal pussy, in heat, y anus, glistening genitalia

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    prompt:

    close-up, on front, lying, looking back, (feral, zorua), (symmetrical), rear view, raised tail, fur, forest, pussy juice,, female, anatomically correct, anatomically correct anus, (anatomically correct pussy), (canine pussy), animal pussy, in heat, y anus, glistening genitalia,, masterpiece, best quality, photorealistic, hyperrealistic, ultradetailed, detailed background, photo background, digital drawing (artwork), [[by kenket|by totesfleisch8], by thebigslick:by silverfox5213:0.8], [by syuro, by paloma-paloma::0.2]

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    yumisilva

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    prompt:

    by kenket, by totesfleisch8, (by thebigslick, by silverfox5213:0.8), (by syuro:0.2), chee-riee, disney lady_and_the_tramp, angel_(lady_and_the_tramp), canid, canine canis domestic_dog, mammal, pomeranian, spitz, absurd_res, hi_res, animal_genitalia, animal_pussy bedroom_eyes, blue_eyes, brown_nose, canine_genitalia, canine_pussy, cheek_tuft, eyelashes, facial_tuft, female, feral, fluffy, fluffy_tail, fur, genitals, half-closed_eyes, head_tuft looking_at_viewer, lying narrowed_eyes, on_back, one_ear_up pawpads, paws, purple_eyes,, seductive, simple_background, smile, solo, spread_legs, spreading, tail, tuft, yellow_body, yellow_fur

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    ListerTheSquirrel

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    hey Knotmyjob, thanks for uploading this artwork.

    When you uploaded it you included knotmyjob tag.
    QUESTION: Does that mean you are the director (aka ai-artist) of this artwork? (if yes, you or someone can change knotmyjob tag to director category)

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    mmkio said:
    Thank you for sharing your creative process. I have another question: the four main characters in the front are all in the same pose, how did you specify slightly different perspectives?

    After finishing the first one (the middle blue kobold), I cloned it and img2img'd it at a high denoise - 0.75 to 0.8. In maybe 1 in 10 it'll "mutate" and go much different, altering the perspective. I re-run those ones and repeat it until it keeps moving in that direction.

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    sassyresponse said:
    looks amazing.
    why does he have such an absurd huge dick. is there a version with a reasonable sized dick too? XD

    I find this one very reasonable xD Is there a version with an even bigger dick? XD

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    terraraptor said:
    I start with a base AI image - in this case it was a prompt asking for an f/solo female dragon pointing at a wooden sign. I then outpaint the canvas so it's big enough for the rest of the characters. Then I just start drawing them in. Basically I draw it and the AI renders it out. I do the actual drawing process in a graphic editor.

    Thank you for sharing your creative process. I have another question: the four main characters in the front are all in the same pose, how did you specify slightly different perspectives?

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    kiran said:
    Could you please explain the process you went through to generate this image? :)

    I start with a base AI image - in this case it was a prompt asking for an f/solo female dragon pointing at a wooden sign. I then outpaint the canvas so it's big enough for the rest of the characters. Then I just start drawing them in. Basically I draw it and the AI renders it out. I do the actual drawing process in a graphic editor.

    It doesn't need to be anything advanced, basically just stick figures with 3 colors: the two-tone body colors of a kobold and the third color is a slightly darker version of the scales to hint which side the shade is (direction lighting consistency). And add some black lines, which don't need to be exact, just sprinkled about to hint the AI to use inking.

    It looks like this

    Just done with a mouse. You're basically just blocking in a vague shape and color and letting the AI render in something using a prompt. This process is repeated for every element of the scene. In this scene there was something like 60-70 instances of this. DPM2 @ 0.45 to 0.55 denoise gives me some nice renders in my experience.

    Many go through 2 phases - the initial low-res render where the working canvas includes much of the surrounding background so that it can understand the style, lighting and perspective (for example, the three background kobolds... when I did the third one I had to include the other two in the canvas so it knew to which style the scales were done in). I'll batch about 10 of these and pick the best one. Then I'll do a high-res pass on the body, and another for the head. Sometimes I'll then need to mask the surrounding background and re-render that at a gentle denoise (0.35 to 0.4) so it removes any seams.

    Many are FrankenRenders - for instance if I render a character's doodle 10 times in a batch I may take the head from one, the feet of another, the pussy of another, etc etc and freehand select them, copy paste them into place and then do a gentle re-render to let the AI stitch 'em all together.

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    kiran said:
    Could you please explain the process you went through to generate this image? :)

    For a moment, I thought you were asking the author to explain the mental process they went through to generate this image. :D

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