Mixed sign(al)s

I aimed at something both absurd, and funny, and sexy.

It's one of these projects that took a lot of time to polish and made me leverage the most of A1111 and GIMP. Making the Robott put her hand on the sign was fun and I learned some new aspects of inpainting. For the computer screens I generated a base of the "user manual" image with DonM - One Line LoRA, processed it thru img2img, upscaled it with the Anime6B module to preserve the sharpness of the lines, then used BiRefNet to ditch the background, then inverted the colours and toned it to fit the screen background colour and finally played with GIMP's "distort" group of effects to pixelate it (actually, Blur->Pixelate performs worse than Distorts->Mosaic).

I finally learned to work with GIMP's ultra inconvenient Gradients tool, and used it to make this cool lighting effect for the Robott's quote.

Krita was used to add some handwritten text on the monitor borders and patch some mistakes here and there. I like how well it supports tablets, there seems to be a setting for every thing imaginable.

Model used: Indigo Furry Mix XL v2.0
Font credit: Home Video (CC0) for the computer screens, v_DigitalStrip for the girl's quote