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AI April: Fit Futa Photos From The Future

Added 2023-05-06 20:13:26 +0000 UTC

So here's what I've been doing for the last month...

Experimenting with AI image generation to create synthetic "photos" of buff bulging babes, to explore what it might look like if my futa characters really existed.

But first, don't worry:

My 2d hand-drawn art isn't going anywhere.

This AI stuff is only a temporary exploration of new tools. I'm still drawing muscle futa art, and will continue posting it here after I share some of this new AI experiment I've been working on.

It started as a joke, I was going to make a few AI images for April fools to surprise you guys.

But once I opened pandoras box, it raised some real questions about why I'm drawing instead of using other mediums.

I had to ask myself if my actual goal is to make hand-drawn 2d futa art... or to create the best possible hot futa content that brings my imagination to life in a way others can enjoy? Because if my goal is truly to entertain futa fans, I feel I should be more open to switching to newer mediums.

When I started drawing, I didn't have a computer, the internet, or anything but pencil and paper, it was literally the only option for making my fantasies real.

Recently, 3d and AI have been weighing heavily on my mind. I've been feeling the pressure to use those tools to create better-looking content than I could draw myself. I think I owe it to everyone who enjoys my content, to make it better, and make more of it.

AI is such a mindfuck – to be able to generate dozens of amazingly realistic and detailed images in seconds. Sure many of them are worthless uncanny mutants, but it only takes a couple more seconds to generate another set, and another, until one of them comes out decent, all in the time it would take me to draw a single eye.

Realizing that I could generate thousands of iterations of AI images in the time it takes me to sketch one single picture... really put things in perspective.

Before I could focus on drawing again, I needed to take AI for a test drive and see what was actually possible, and try to understand where the technology was going.

Here's how it works: you write a paragraph of text describing what you want to see, with lots of descriptive details. Then the AI generates a set of 6 image results, and can you up/down vote each result. When you generate the next set of 6, the results evolve based on your up/down votes, so you can "steer" the evolution of the images over time.

I generated a TON of pictures experimenting with the limits of this tool, trying to squeeze some cute muscular futas out of it, despite the censorship limitations preventing nudity or sexual themes. I'll make separate post going into more detail about the nuts and bolts of my experiments. It was interesting wrestling with an AI that clearly did not want to make futa or even allow nudity, but I found some loopholes and workarounds that got results. But I'll save that for another day, this post will be a sampler of some of the most enjoyable results I got over thousands of attempts.

Reminder: These are not real people. The AI is not just combining real people's faces and body parts into composite results, but generating fully-imaginary people who look like they could be real.

Her upper body looks pretty nice at first glance, but the rest of her didn't come out quite right...

This is the most common type of AI error – limb-fucked mutant people with some nice parts that can't really be enjoyed due to the level of body horror going on elsewhere in the image. About 90% of all the results had some kind of major malfunction like this that wouldn't even be worth photoshopping out.

A further 9% of them had small issues that could be photoshopped, like a few extra fingers or eyes that don't match. Or if you look closely you see some weirdness with the teeth, that's easy enough to fix up.

Only about 1% of the results were worthy of sharing in their raw form. I ended up with about 400 quality pics in that 1% tier, and I'm sharing 169 of them in this post today!

Everything is attached in one zip file at the bottom of the post.

Presented in no particular order: