Defiant Elsa Meets the Feather (M/F) (AI Generated)

[Oblesklk]

I've been experimenting with generative AI here and there. While mostly disappointed what the current generation of tech brings to the table from a tickling perspective, I still like to play with it.

Those who have known me for a couple decades know I started a series called "Scenes we'd like to see" that's basically mainstream events, if told by a tickler. I wanted to see what a short Elsa tickling comic page might look like.

Enjoy!

 

[U.N.Owen]

AI has potential as a tool under careful human creative control. People who have gotten good with prompts and harness AI well have produced some good images already (whether or not one calls them art) - but the vast majority of what people are posting on DeviantArt etc. is just spam. Far too many people even try to rationalize girls with 3 feet or 7 toes as if "I meant that to happen!"

 

[Oblesklk]

AI has potential as a tool under careful human creative control. People who have gotten good with prompts and harness AI well have produced some good images already (whether or not one calls them art) - but the vast majority of what people are posting on DeviantArt etc. is just spam. Far too many people even try to rationalize girls with 3 feet or 7 toes as if "I meant that to happen!"

Do you know how many images of four-toed feet I had to sift through to find something appropriate? So...done...looking...at....cartoon feet.

I think it's an interesting tool to explore; I want to love a tool that helps people with no natural artistic talent find a means to express themselves. On the other hand, nothing quite compares to the human touch, and I love supporting artists for their hard work.

 

[U.N.Owen]

Do you know how many images of four-toed feet I had to sift through to find something appropriate? So...done...looking...at....cartoon feet.

I think it's an interesting tool to explore; I want to love a tool that helps people with no natural artistic talent find a means to express themselves. On the other hand, nothing quite compares to the human touch, and I love supporting artists for their hard work.

Someone posted one on DeviantArt today which gave a woman toenails on the bottom of her toes.

AI has its place and will improve, but real work produced by real people will always be different.

 

[Oblesklk]

Someone posted one on DeviantArt today which gave a woman toenails on the bottom of her toes.

AI has its place and will improve, but real work produced by real people will always be different.

Going out on a limb here, but perhaps it's a government backed program to cure us of our fetishes...

🙂

 

[U.N.Owen]

Going out on a limb here, but perhaps it's a government backed program to cure us of our fetishes...

🙂

I won't deny, weird sh*t like toenails on the bottom... harshes my buzz. Isn't that the term?

 

[Oblesklk]

I won't deny, weird sh*t like toenails on the bottom... harshes my buzz. Isn't that the term?

The temptation is real to update the original image to put toenails where her teeth should be, or something equally horrifying.

This generation of AI image generators have such an issue with hands and feet. It's almost comical, really But yes, if you're trying to enjoy the sexiness of an image, it can take you out of it faster than anything...just triggers that uncanny valley sensation.

 

[U.N.Owen]

The temptation is real to update the original image to put toenails where her teeth should be, or something equally horrifying.

This generation of AI image generators have such an issue with hands and feet. It's almost comical, really But yes, if you're trying to enjoy the sexiness of an image, it can take you out of it faster than anything...just triggers that uncanny valley sensation.

I've experimented with a few of the free AI image generators (I can't draw). I don't think I've ever once gotten a result that didn't have bizarre hands and feet, and weirdo artifacts like one person's foot merging into another person's arm.

 

[waterman]

Nice work, thank you! How did you realize it?

 

[Oblesklk]

I've experimented with a few of the free AI image generators (I can't draw). I don't think I've ever once gotten a result that didn't have bizarre hands and feet, and weirdo artifacts like one person's foot merging into another person's arm.

Yes, it is maddening sometimes. Have to run so many iterations of the same prompt until you get something not riddled with body horror.

Nice work, thank you! How did you realize it?

A lot of patience, and a little bit of Photoshop.

 

[U.N.Owen]

Yes, it is maddening sometimes. Have to run so many iterations of the same prompt until you get something not riddled with body horror.



A lot of patience, and a little bit of Photoshop.

I get the impression that many of the more successful AI images have a degree of human intervention with Photoshop - to make sure a tickling object is actually in contact with the 'lee, for instance.

 

[U.N.Owen]

Yes, it is maddening sometimes. Have to run so many iterations of the same prompt until you get something not riddled with body horror.



A lot of patience, and a little bit of Photoshop.

And here's a classic example - an AI image someone posted on PIXIV as a successful creation, which looks cute at first glance... until you notice that her legs go both through AND over the stocks.

 

[U.N.Owen]

And how about these toes...

 

[Oblesklk]

And here's a classic example - an AI image someone posted on PIXIV as a successful creation, which looks cute at first glance... until you notice that her legs go both through AND over the stocks.

There's a lot of that.

You keep running prompts, looking for something you can work with...then look again and...dammit 🙂

Photoshop is good at touching up little oopsies, and as you state, figuring how two people tickle each other. The algorithms are seriously awful with it for the most part.