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    In a whitewashed world, a white wolf blanks.
    Where winter winds whisper through wide white bangs.
    He works in white collar where he wears no white tie,
    With a weary white gaze, beneath a washed-out white sky.

    Silent streets stretch, stark and still,
    As the wolf wears his soul, with what he will.

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    pixelius said:
    Both the Art and the Story are cute and hot! Thank you, Ausfer! You never dissapointed since the persistent Dragon ^^

    persistent Dragon??

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    Do you have a twitter or something people can follow to see your work? Or just here? :o

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    Both the Art and the Story are cute and hot! Thank you, Ausfer! You never dissapointed since the persistent Dragon ^^

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    p1xel~d0g said:
    I do miss the man and his humor with the girls.

    Same. Like been saying. Hardiman is the one that got me into this fandom way back when the internet was still in it's infancy.

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  • I absolutely love this. Reminds me of an old illustration I saw of a large female gnoll hitting on a armored human knight and the knights reaction is just like "!".

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    oaf40 said:

    bluestarzero said:
    What models and/or programs do you use?

    The main model I use is Indigo Furry Mix XL, the version is specified in the signature, usually it's 2.0
    I also use these models in my projects:
    1. Midgard THL Hybrid - for inpainting eyes, liquids and shiny/polished surfaces
    2. Flux Dev - for making backgrounds or text decals for selected projects (for example in my Crime and Punishment project I used Flux for making the otter's graffiti)

    Programs... it's complicated. I'd say all of them :P
    My main tools are A1111 and GIMP. In A1111 I use nearly all available modes, I also use mixture of upscalers and background removal plugins. Sometimes I (ab)use the Canny module of ControlNet.
    As of GIMP I can't name any particular tools I'm using often, it varies between projects. Usually it's Brush and Heal Tool accompanied by a dozen of other Tools and Filters. Iirc my recent Robott project involved at least a dozen different GIMP filters.
    I use Krita as well, the primary usecase is making handwritten text and crude sketches with my tablet. But I also use it for seldom colorspace adjustments (applying LUTs etc.)

    If my project features something of new for me I try to leave a note in the description of an e6ai post, you could check those for insights ;)

    edit: fixed few typos

    Much appreciated! Thank you!

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    There's a subtle moment when it looks like his head tilt to the direction of his butt. As if saying "look there". Makes this more alluring.

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    bluestarzero said:
    What models and/or programs do you use?

    The main model I use is Indigo Furry Mix XL, the version is specified in the signature, usually it's 2.0
    I also use these models in my projects:
    1. Midgard THL Hybrid - for inpainting eyes, liquids and shiny/polished surfaces
    2. Flux Dev - for making backgrounds or text decals for selected projects (for example in my Crime and Punishment project I used Flux for making the otter's graffiti)

    Programs... it's complicated. I'd say all of them :P
    My main tools are A1111 and GIMP. In A1111 I use nearly all available modes, I also use mixture of upscalers and background removal plugins. Sometimes I (ab)use the Canny module of ControlNet.
    As of GIMP I can't name any particular tools I'm using often, it varies between projects. Usually it's Brush and Heal Tool accompanied by a dozen of other Tools and Filters. Iirc my recent Robott project involved at least a dozen different GIMP filters.
    I use Krita as well, the primary usecase is making handwritten text and crude sketches with my tablet. But I also use it for seldom colorspace adjustments (applying LUTs etc.)

    If my project features something of new for me I try to leave a note in the description of an e6ai post, you could check those for insights ;)

    edit: fixed few typos

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    Oooo so hot, firewolf how do you make the videos? Like what app or site do you use? Maybe can you make me some of myself?

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