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Sounds like a great idea for a contemporary dance, wearing oversized pants but never letting them slip too much, maybe only a little 🤣

Don't know, never been there, what if contortionists do end up in a parallel world after crawling through their own legs 🤣 I'd love to see something like the Narnia story based on this concept, about a family when one kid was taking gymnastics classes but learned to bend so far that he slipped into another world, so he talked his siblings into practicing contortion until they could follow his...folds 😏

"Just a plain fold without a 180 degree twist, how boring!" 🤣

Thank you! 🥰 In the past, muscles were very difficult to do, so I decided that I "don't like them" just so I can avoid them, but with the AI tools finally many ideas became possible 😜

Thank you so much! 🥰 I'll try some time!

Thanks! 🥰

Thank you so much! 🥰 I think photorealism is great for contortion, makes the mindblowing positions more believable.

Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you! :D In my fantasy lore there was still an unfilled gap between the modern times (2025) and the year 2201, where most of my characters actually live...

In this alternate universe, in 2160 there's an alien invasion, a giant alien mushroom plants itself into Earth and helps humans regain their power, and before that there was almost 150 years full of world wars... So I thought there could be some kind of a robot uprising, driven by AI. For over 100 years the robots were destroying almost everything, only 1% of humans survived, but eventually an alien organism known as Vraexol had to invade the planet to help the organics regain their power, corrode the robots because robots are defenseless against mushrooms. Then the Vraexol even improved humans to have almost unbreakable bodies, infinite lifetime through constant regeneration, and more...

So perhaps later I will turn this album into a trilogy to cover what happened in 2025, 2160 and 2201 :)

I think some people like the way it sounds/feels and some like the way it looks, and I'm the latter so for me even grotesque descriptions don't always render an appealing picture in my head. I guess it's the problem many film directors have, how to turn a good book into a movie when all you have is visual expression... What was good in a book is often hard to translate into visual presentation.