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I appreciate your perspective! AI is indeed a powerful but imperfect tool - it opens new possibilities but can also distance you from the hands-on joy of creation. That's why I've been revisiting my older style lately; there's something irreplaceable about the direct connection you get from drawing things manually, especially details like faces and hair. I'll keep using AI where it feels helpful (it's great for certain effects), but I don't want to lose the 'human' touch in my art entirely. Glad you're enjoying both approaches - it's all part of the same creative journey!

I doesn't take much real talent to make AI-assisted art, but I'm still trying to do my best in this field. In every field there are always some tricks and ways to achieve better results 😊

Thank you so much for the kind words!! I simply like being part of the process, I don't like to be excluded entirely from the process of creation. Whenever I feel excluded from a company of friends, I just leave those friends to have their fun alone, since apparently they don't need me that much. But in this case, I see the AI as a good friend who is very responsive, not a machine that tries to get rid of me as an artist. It gave me exactly the result I wanted to see for years, a hot moment of Martin humping his teddy bear toy, which I failed several times to create by myself. But at the same time, I don't have the feeling that I was excluded from the process of creation of this image, the character does look like Martin, the teddy bear is white and fluffy, and the bedroom looks pretty neat, the pose is simply perfect, so everything I wanted is here, the AI didn't replace my ideas with its own hallucinations, it fully cooperated and didn't fight me, so I'm very pleased. It's like commissioning a really good artist who fully understands your characters, their mood, facial expressions, body shape. With "commissions" like that, I can simply have more pictures of my characters for free, which is great. But of course I don't position this "AI art" section on my site as my own art, since I can only be credited for the ideas.

I hope I'll live up to your expectations for my extraterrestrial-level imagination, because personally I often feel like my imagination could use some clutches. Sometimes I feel like I'm too old for this and have not enough years left to live to create anything interesting... But every time I remember that J.R.R. Tolkien himself wrote his first book at the age of 45, and then kept improving his fantasy world for another 30+ years, which gives a lot of hope.

Unfortunately most of the animation work is done by the AI ​​and I'm just trying to find ways to control it, but since the control is very limited this kind of project is also not very interesting to me since there's not much I can do as an artist here. So I do it from time to time just for fun and see the character move a bit, but unfortunately the level of control is not that great, so I try to focus on other more interesting projects 😅

Falaerin really needs more lore about his character. It was a mistake to introduce him in the story where he does nothing from beginning to end but having sex. Some other characters, like Matthew, for example, seem to have more background: he's the son of an innkeeper who helps his father attract as many tourists as possible by performing contortionism, and he has friends among the locals, so there's a lot to write about him. Hopefully Falaerin will get a similar background, since it's hard to write stories about him right now. Making him a healer is already a big step forward 😊

Sounds like quite the Paris-Dakkar rally for the eyes, or in this case Prettyface-Datass 🤣 Thanks KJ!!

Thank you so much for your insightful comment! Yes, the concept behind cherubs is precisely this. The lack of genitalia has led the nerve clusters to distribute across a much wider area of the body, resulting in an all-over sensitivity that makes any rubdown feel like a full-body sensual experience, rather than all the pleasure focused on one specific spot. It's definitely something unique and exciting! 😊

Thank you so much, KJ! It's an honor that my work brings you joy during the holiday season! :D

Thanks a lot! No worries at all, I'm thrilled that you remembered this post and loved this set!

I promise I'm not using any actual photos of real people at all, but I've noticed that sometimes my characters end up having quite generic faces, and I recall meeting people who almost looked like Andrzej or Erika. I guess there are many common traits among human faces. I always worry that my characters might look like someone's sibling or best friend, so I usually try to make them way prettier than real people so they don't accidentally look too lifelike.

Anyway, I'm so happy you liked the set! You make me want to add more pictures to this summer collection now... :D

Thank you so much! I wasn't certain which of the elves this could be, but then thought that Amtril would be ideal. He's likely the most flexible of all my elves, given he grew up among gyspies. Elves are normally not motivated to reach their full potential, but gypsies tend to be quite enthusiastic about pushing their bendy boys to the limit!

It's so like him to leave no joint unused when stretching out. The only thing I wish it had is a backstory, but I failed to think of one. Maybe just didn't want to spoil the magical moment that could use a bit of mystery... In any case, so happy you still remember Amtril, guess I better start thinking of new tales featuring him! :D

Ooh, I'm glad you enjoyed that detail! This character was the first one in this FleX-men series, I liked how he turned out so I thought why not make more? And then I made too many, ahah!

Woah! Thank a lot for reading/listening to it! It might be inventive because I gave up on figuring out how to develop the plot, but I'm glad it amused you! :)