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>1936 GermanyAn excellent period to spend some years in France like all the smart lefties did.
An even more immediately doomed place to be. NBP struggles quite a bit with the three points star, it wants to turn it into a five points one.
>first post in going on about lefties and other things.
>in a thread titled 1936 Germany editionIt's called replying to the thread task/edition, which I've tried to do in the last couple of threads too:>>108965474>>108935690It's never too late to start using that thing you have inside your head, it's not there just to raise your body's centre of gravity.
>>108990293This is some quality Monika
>still doing the its everyone else but me>implies the person pointing out things they did are not using their brain>once again pretneds reality can be ignored and go no my reality is real.>oh ok kid larp more its funny and entertains me
Oh, it kept the typos and schizo grammar. Cool.
>>108993493 (Me)Actually it worsened them. That's fine, too.
>makes up and larps it's schitzo grammar>calling out bad behavior is now schitzo to the guy who ignores reality and valid complaints as schitzo or trolling>he is the schitzo troll while he yells no u and calls everyone names>this guy is hilarious enterainment lolcow tier fun.>so butt mad it makes art of things I say. >total ass devastation as it pretends its not triggered into oblivion>wheezing laughter as I share with friends.never change coocoo for cocoa puffs your reality deny power is hilarious as you post your lies with such conviction and think you are valid with those lies.
>>108993493also saved. I love you take things I say and turn it into art. bonus play you think grammar, spelling and punctuation *EVER* mattered on 4chan. that is some hilarious cope going oh spelling thus invalid. lol,lmao you're mentally 10.
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Setting aside the (schizoid) mischaracterisation of what I think/say, the weirdest part is the idea that "objective reality" is something that can be fully lived/experienced...On another note, NBP/NB2 are getting really heavy on censoring a lot of things. "FCK NZS" used to work, now it gets blocked by flow, Gemini and flowith.>>108994413Try it again. I weigh 60kg and I've been chronically underweight, playing with anorexia proper, for most of my life. The glasses are close enough.
>>108994515>me me me meIt's a parody of your character you mentally ill narcissistic retard. no one gives a shit who you are and what problems you are having on top of your psychosis
>>108994515>"FCK NZS" used to work, now it gets blockedThat's censorship for you. In order to prevent people from making positive gens of these things they also prevent people from making negative onesThat's why I prefer it when there's no pre-emptive censorship at all
They removed the skip button because they want the vote, and then you have to copy and paste the prompt to redo it. If you didn't vote, it will enter "battle" again.
>>108994723The bizarre thing is that you can use "FUCK" proper, 108993499 is a recent gen for instance. So it does look like some kind of pro-nazi/drump/fash censorship to me.
>>108994758You're reading too much into it because you want to fight the evil power.Does Nazi work on its own?I assume it doesn't.I don't think they want to push one or other idea in this case, they just want to avoid any discussion or depiction at all.
>post deletedcurious
Heh
>>108994810It does.
reminder
>>108994854Then it seems they just don't want you to fuck them
Take your meds, niggas
>>108994908I mean, they don't want you to fuck them. Sexually.
lol, lmao the reason was lies and claims not valid.hilarious.
Other than dall-e, is there any other image gen that does stereoscopic images?
>>108995018whoa this is surprisingly good, can you post more? im impressed image gens are able to make these at all although theres some small fuckups
>>108994965Well, I think it's specious that the filters would allow me to have "sexual intercourse" with "authority" itself, but not with "nazism". The relation between nazism and authoritarianism is one of species to genus. If the wider category is allowed, it's at least peculiar to block the more specific one.
Cutout animation style, cel shaded flat art, dense tropical rainforest landscape at sunset, warm color palette, golden hour lighting, layered paper aesthetic, parallax depth, distinct hard shadows, vibrant oranges and deep emerald greens, stylized vegetation, no gradients, 2d side scroller background, clean vector lines, 8k resolution
A vertical composition in the classic 1950s travel-poster ratio (roughly 1:1.6). The palette is restricted to muted olive greens, tobacco browns, dusty teals, and bruised violets, with the only saturated color being a single, unsettling streak of dried-oxblood red. Top third of the poster: bold, simplified silhouette of triple-canopy jungle, rendered as flat overlapping leaf shapes in three values of green. A soft gradient sky fades from pale ocher at the horizon to murky teal overhead, suggesting late afternoon turning to dusk. Center: a wide, dark river bends through the frame like a glossy black ribbon. On the near bank, long indigo shadows stretch impossibly far across the mud and pebbles (classic exaggerated 1950s poster shadows). In the foreground, dramatically lit by the last shaft of sunlight, lies a single abandoned wooden spear. Its shaft is a clean, creamy beige; the iron point glints coldly. Scattered around the spear’s tip: a few flat, stylized rocks bearing faint red stains (just enough to read as blood without being graphic). No people. No animals. Just the spear, the stains, the oppressive quiet, and those endless shadows. The overall mood is exactly what a 1955 state tourism board would accidentally produce if they hired a noir illustrator instead of their usual cheerful one: beautiful, seductive, and quietly menacing. Perfect for a mid-century living room… if you want your guests to feel a chill every time they glance at the wall.
Serene lithography print of Pacific Northwest landscape, rhododendron garden in full bloom foreground, layered Olympic Mountains background, dense temperate rainforest, meandering river with stylized salmon, soft pastel palette of lavender, sage green, dusty rose, and cream, minimalist graphic design with clean lines and flat color blocks, vintage printmaking texture, art deco influences, peaceful composition
Ground-level perspective landscape, realistic colors. A vertical split down the middle with a subtle horizontal transition in lighting and atmosphere. On both sides, a continuous mountain range in a deep shade of grey at the base, gradually lightening toward the top, with a bright snow‑covered peak under a clear blue sky. Left panel represents the past: a natural landscape with several green trees in the foreground, scattered ancient Greek ruins (weathered stone columns, partial temple structures), some wild grass and rocks. Right panel represents the future: the same mountain range, but now in front of it a modern city skyline with contemporary high‑rise buildings, glass and steel, wide streets, only a few remaining trees and no ruins. Maintain realistic lighting and depth, with clear perspective leading toward the mountains in the background.
Dark fantasy acrylic painting, heavy chiaroscuro, thick painterly brushwork, textured canvas grain. In a ruined chamber of ancient stonework—cracked blocks, damp mortar, faint carvings—an anglerfish–dog hybrid monster lurks half-emerged from shadow. The creature has the face of an anglerfish with a bioluminescent lure above its brow, an open gaping maw packed with long needle teeth, and bulging red glowing eyes that cast a subtle crimson spill onto nearby stone. Its body is the pink, hairless, mangy dog form: raw skin, scar tissue, sinewy ribs, grime and wet sheen. Along its back, four rigid spines in a row rise like barbs. The monster’s posture is low and predatory, forequarters braced on stone, head thrust forward as if about to lunge. Color palette: foreboding blacks, deep indigo, swamp green, bruised purple, dirty umber; accents of crimson glow in the eyes and a sickly pale highlight on wet teeth. Lighting: single low, directional light from off-frame plus the creature’s red eye-glow; vignetting, oppressive shadows, atmospheric haze and dust motes. Mood: claustrophobic, ancient, cursed, imminent danger. Composition: three-quarter view, creature centered but partially swallowed by darkness, stone arch framing it, foreground rubble for depth. High detail on face/teeth/eyes, softer edges dissolving into shadow. No modern elements.
A lofi sumi-e illustration, featuring expressive layered brushstrokes and bold black outlines. Rendered with a minimalist composition and soft, muted pastel tones of frosty blues, dusky pinks, and gentle grays. Viewed from the side, a comely young woman with pale skin and long golden hair woven into a loose braid kneels in a snow-dusted winter forest. She gently pets a majestic white wolf, her expression serene. She wears a cozy polar coat adorned with delicate Scandinavian patterns. The setting sun dips behind distant, jagged mountains, casting a warm golden glow that contrasts beautifully with the cool winter light. Bare trees and subtle snowflakes add to the tranquil atmosphere, evoking a bucolic, dreamlike harmony between the woman, the wolf, and the natural world.
Wolf, wavy, wiggly, xerox art, ukiyo-e, textless, epic, creative, colorful
>>108995051Just let it go
>>108995487Not really getting angry over it or anything; trying to observe the structures of power is interesting, if anything else, as a way to try and decolonize one's own mind from it, within what is possible.
These two came from the same batch. It's a bit ridiculous just how similar they are.
>>108991666>smart leftiesweird combination of words
>>108998088Staying alive in face of regimes that aim at physically destroying dissent (and dissenters) is *smart* in several ways.
>>108995535Then realize that you are merely trading one structure of power for another.Subversive ideologies who aim to use you as a pawn are colonizing forces as well.>>108998088The movement requires people who smart enough to be eloquent.But being smart and bein wise are different things, which is why even smart people fall for ideological traps.
>>108995044Yeah, they screw up a bit, but the fact that it can do it is still quite something.I usually put>Stereoscopic 3D, side by side stereoscopic effect,extreme depth of field,into the prompt and it sorta works
>>108998724They are not equivalent structures and power is relational, I'm also the one who uses the ideology for my purposes and indeed I take a very much à la carte approach to (post-)anarchism.The point should be evaluating continually one's ideas, who they serve, why, how, etc. But that has still to happen from the subjective point of view. Some inherited structures are simply impossible to get rid of. They are biological, even.
uh oh meltie
>>108998883We agree
>>108998984I'm glad to read it, anon.
For some reason if the reference character isn't standing straight e.g. forward lean and arched back, models seem incapable of generating three quarter views when given a side view image. They go "yep close enough" and give me something very close to side view if not just a copy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jkq_SsV8u4E&t=1s
I wonder why it picked 2024 as year.
Gemini's version, more or less. It really doesn't fill the image as much. It also insists on stylising the symbol, even if one specified the non-stylised version.
>>109000976Aesthetically pleasing. It's GPT version ?
>>109001426Yep. It's very simple, style-wise:>Anime style illustration depicting>Giulia: a beautiful 22-years-old Italian woman with wolf-like features (wolf ears matching her hair color) with short straight brown hair in a bob-cut, fringe and green emerald eyes, slender but with soft feminine curves >as a Marian-like icon of Lady Anarchy with a black flag and a red flag above, tondos of Sacco and Vanzetti on either side (their full names below them), below her black roses and red roses, above a perfectly inscribed A, elegant and symmetrical. Feel free to expand the composition further with Anarchic symbolism inspired by Marian one.gpt-image-2 is just very good at filling very bare prompts. I've used pretty much the same prompt to build in Gemini 3.1 Pro the prompt for the other version, except I styled it as>masterful illustration by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto (Neon Genesis Evangelion era, mid-1990s, highly delicate, precise, and expressive pencil linework, traditional gouache painting colors with a soft color palette, airbrush gradients shading).It was inspired by this illustration I happened to see today, but I didn't directly reference it: https://www.flickr.com/photos/rita-restifo/20909166465/Tried to make an "English language" version now, I like how it incorporated prefigurative language below.
Dhole, not wolf. I would fuck them, too.
>>109003271We need futa and pubic hair...
>>109003649Would that even be doable on a blue board?
>>109003710YesBut there would be consequences
>>109003649With these castrated corpo models, it looks like an unlikely thing to happen any time soon.
'character' i came up with while laying in bed. height of creativity
>>109005602>shaves her legs but not her armpitsCome on now.
>>109006477Why not? Autonomy is also shaving whatever one wants. Also, some women have hair (vellum) on the legs/arms that is pretty much not visible at a distance.
>>109005602>>109006806And I thought Giulia couldn't get any more attractive to me... How wrong I was.
>>109005602>>109006806>body hair on females>posted by *that* guyyup adds up.>>109007433gee I wonder who could be making a post pretending this is hot and sexy...
>>109007433Grazie.>>109007703I would suggest you to look at Courbet's *L'Origine du monde*, because that's what the armpit is actually implying. Of course, he was an anarchist, lol.
>>109009562I would suggest to the owl to go easy on the mowing, least it might end up mowing itself. And a featherless biped is just a human, according to Platonic essentialism, which is a quite sad category, all things considered.NBP really Americanize pizzas anyway; this is supposed to be Margherita...
wish i were this gibbon
>>109009881Almost. The tomatoes above are still kind of weird as they should get fully crushed. It's possible that stylisation is influencing the results in NBP (or was that NB2? It does have the SynthID watermark), I guess. Picrelated looks good enough.
>>109010053was nbp
>>109010073Suspected so, NB2 isn't as good with pencils and pastels, between other things.
>>109007703Not sure if that's what you're implying here, but I am in fact *not* the wonderful birdemic. No samefagging here (although it's interesting to note that's the conclusion you're jumping to, isn't it?)
We are all birdemic.
>>109010754>I am in fact *not* the wonderful birdemicThen you want to be like him, which is even worse
Is there a trick to getting NB2 on Google Flow to stop blocking results? It's a PG-13 image, and it's still outputting a result like 10% of the time, but the censorship suddenly seems way worse today.
