Heavyweight Exclusive - OpenArt Dump

Intrigued by all the people posting their AI-generated vinyl figures of muscle girls on Xwitter, I wanted to generate some figures of my own, which lead me into a deep rabbit hole.

Fast-forward to one week later, and I've been using OpenArt and their free-for-a-limited-time 6-second video generation promotion to create a mountain of short videos of some of Peach Punch's most memorable characters.

I've decided to share these visuals with you.

You can access the entire dump of videos by clicking here.

Inside, you'll find Vivian, Jasmine, Hannah, and Veronica.

I'll stay quite vague about the contents of the videos (which is why I am not adding any images to this post), mostly to keep the surprise of what's in store for you guys, but also because I feel it's safer for me that way. I've talked about being purposefully evasive before, I won't repeat myself again on the subject.

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You might notice a lot of weird little things with the videos. Not only is AI generation technology inconsistent with characters (even though I started out using their 'Characters' function, which sadly gave disappointing results), but you'll notice that I definitely got better using the tools over time.

I had trouble with the age of characters (often looking too old or too young for what I wanted) and really struggled with making them do action moves or submission holds. So what you see is the best I could do, often repeating the same idea from one character to the next because I knew it worked well.

If you start with the Vivian 01 folder, which were my first attempts, you'll see what I mean. I kept some of the most bizarre results just so you can see the weirdness for yourself. Also, I obviously wanted to create a short movie at first, so a lot of scenes are trying to tell some sort of story, but I gave up and just created cool videos of the other characters instead.

I am particularly proud of the results I got with Jasmine and Veronica. Some of those sequences truly capture how I see those characters in real life.

In some other cases, such as Vivian 02, you'll see the software having trouble giving her defined Asian features, instead going for a mix of Afro-American and Asian traits. Oh well. I don't think you'll be noticing the face too much anyway, hehe.

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Hope you enjoy this unexpected little experiment. I don't think I'll renew my subscription to OpenArt, unless their free video promotion happens often. Otherwise, I felt like I burned through my paid credit way too fast. AI generation is a gacha game of sorts, so you often need a lot of generation to get what you want, which turns out to be quite costly if you are not careful.

Let me know if you'd like to see more of this kind of content in the future, or if you just enjoy it as an infrequent little bonus here and there.