BREAKING NEWS
Added 2025-07-21 16:02:38 +0000 UTCYou’ve probably noticed that the new video was made without AI art.
Recently, I rewatched all my videos, and honestly, I feel like I’ve gone a bit off track with AI. After thinking it over, I realized something needs to change. I got too caught up in AI, and I feel like I’ve started to stagnate heavily. Everything’s turning into a dull routine, like running in circles.
Coming up with and writing prompts, waiting for everything to generate, dealing with a lot of errors, and having to regenerate—it takes so much time. Most of it I don’t even use in the videos. No matter how you look at it, you can’t exceed your limits, and at best, I manage to make one AI video a month. As strange as it sounds, AI art is limiting my video editing. The overall picture looks fine, but when you zoom in, there are tons of glitches.
I feel like this routine is burning me out.
I want to make furry PMV videos, and you subscribed to me for the videos, not the AI.
I’ve decided to start making PMVs without AI again—1, 2, or 3 (depending on how it goes) short 5-minute videos.
This doesn’t mean I’ll completely stop making AI furry art. I’m thinking of releasing a hypnotic video with AI art about once a month. While I’m generating the art for it, I can simultaneously edit smaller non-AI videos.
This way, you’ll get more content from me, and I’ll be doing what I love without burning out completely.
What do you think about this?
Comments
To reiterate what several other people have said, do what’s sustainable for you. I’ve enjoyed everything at least to some degree, and this sort of thing is such a small, niche product that it’s not as if there’s many competitors who put in the quality of work you do. I think AI is going fluctuate in its dependability to produce the results you want for the foreseeable future, regardless of its sophistication, because it’s constantly shifting its output based on new data it scrapes from the internet. When you’re asking for a creative output from AI, you’re really just pushing a boulder down a hill, and you have to hope it lands somewhere close to where you want it.
MJ
2025-07-22 19:50:45 +0000 UTCSounds like you already made a plan. I was a fan of yours in the early days. Whatever you decide to do to ensure you're enjoying what you put out is fine. Even if you decided to take a long hiatus.
Saki the hypno-cabbit
2025-07-21 19:22:22 +0000 UTC
