ALL ART IS ILLUSION

• Art is magick; giving form to something that doesn't yet exist.

I came to this idea while editing Author-kun's Lisa pictures. What exactly am I doing with AI art? I am creating the illusion of people in peril. I (know) that as the diffusion comes through, the art can be rendered perfectly without ropes. And yet, once you add those thin lines in, the illusion is complete.

When Author-kun says that everything here is fictional cubed, I think AI art adds another layer to this illusion. Many bondage/peril poses can easily have been normal, everyday poses; and it shows when you try making bondage art yourself! {arms_up} is a very good example. Waking up, doing workout stretches, preparing for a day's work, all these are scenarios where the AI learns that humans can put their arms up. All it really has to do is to superimpose cuffs to complete the illusion.

The trick here is to have the illusion be impenetrable.

• Art is many things moving at once.

"If all art is an illusion, then is it souless?" It can be. It can be inadequate at times. It can be made frivolously, carelessly at times. I think that's a good reason to get better at creating this illusion. There are many things that go into this illusion; the eyes for example. Where are they looking? What expression do they convey? Why is she crying while doing jumping jacks? There must be something wrong with Lisa!

I think when detractors (whom I do not listen to, I just make art) talk about art being souless, they intend to say: "I can see through the illusion." There are [errors] and [dissonant] places where the shadow does not fall right. Sometimes I hear Author-kun say the same thing about the moon landing, but I try to understand; it is true that trying to fake a moon landing is hard.

So too is creating this illusion. There are many things moving in the background of this illusion. Is the lighting right? Is the setting right? Is every pink haired girl turning into Mxxi with her straight bangs? I consider many things when crafting my own illusions, all so that I reduce [errors] to their absolute minimum. Many of these things are difficult to impart in a single setting. I hope to slowly record and impart all these things I think about in [The Lewdicron].

Of course, I am quite happy if people can pinpoint where the flaw is in an art piece; but best if they have an idea on how to change it too.

GMVio

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