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⌚ Time Bender
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bent down to look at it 😏⌚
and whooops! 😵🌌
😚 Sexy Flexy
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🍽️ Try Not to Break
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Two Folds
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👑 The Prince's New Clothes
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🥣 Prince of Beggars
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🧽 Soft Rock
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🌌 T17-0082107
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🌷 Soft Bone Kung Fu
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🗝️ Key to the Gate
Please keep going.
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⌚ WC-8000
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❄️ Winter Fairytale
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❄️ Winter Fairytale
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🍂 Golden Autumn
Some of the work you may have seen on DA. I have a lot of images. Some time ago you liked my picture of a beautiful boy on a broomstick made for Halloween.
Well, theoretically maybe you can, if you use a custom model full of scans of great artists who made artworks very similar to this, then you use their names in the prompt, but then you basically get a stolen copy of an existing artwork as a result... AI is known for stealing whole chunks of existing artworks and if you've never seen those artworks that doesn't make your generated picture "new" or "unique". If your text-to-image picture looks good, it's almost 100% "stolen" by the algorithm. "Stealing" in this case means the algorithm transferred a huge chunk of an existing artwork into the result and that's the only reason your text-to-image looks good.
Me, I don't want to generate a picture that's just a randomly mangled copy of someone's existing artwork, so I don't use custom models and I don't use artist names or words like "Artstation"... I just make something like a generic guy, then start changing things with simple worlds like "long blond hair", "muscled chest", "ornamented shoulder paddings", "golden cloak" etc, blending everything together in Photoshop, just small parts at a time... This guy didn't even have a forest behind him or long hair. I mean, AI is great as part of the workflow but it certainly didn't "produce" this picture.