I wish I just bought fineliners instead of dip pens

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>>7826802
You just need to balance your 'master biformidal wave' by stopping the consumption of american Koyaanisqat͠style media. You know: GTA, Big Mouth, Heavy Metal...

‘Cool Japan’ is simply a balance between congenital and cultural forms.

>>7826802
Jokes aside I hate how people think you have to be Japanese to make anime. It's basically the Walmart of art styles. Cheap, easy to do, globally recognized, and high in demand. The funny thing is most anime shows aren't even made in Japan. They're made in the Philippines or Vietnam or some other malaria-ridden SEA country.

>>7826813
Dip pens are better

>>7826857
The key frames are only outsourced in those countries, it's all koreans and Japanese still.

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>>7826857
Theres varying degrees of quality in Anime art though. Even a baka knows this

>>7826802
if someone was racially mexican or german or whatever, but they were born and raised in japan. would they draw like this?

i swear this place keeps getting retarderer and retarderer

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>>7826802
It's true I tried it and failed

>>7827461
https://basedjakwiki.org/Ic/_trolling_tactics

>>7826857
>Walmart of art styles
>Every single westoid 'artist' pathetically fails at it
>Walmart of art styles
The levels of cope,kekw. Hope you enjoyed your loomis, because it permanently fucked up your chance to master this style!

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>nodraws vs perma/beg/ /asg/tards

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>>7827139
Yes there is some good anime art, but the vast majority of Anime art is pure slop. Flat, rushed, expressionless, and blatantly unoriginal. Even AI does a better job.

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>>7827646
>clearly modeled on the "$90000" anime, down to the colors and scene composition
>free
What is the point of this video, genuinely? That AI can enhance already finished work in very limited contexts? I guess so. It's also doing that faggot over-animated undulating crap in the last frame of the kid's hair, so you can tell it's still AI.

>>7827663
>Butthurt because AI jeets are making billions while no one commissions his int ass
How many cases?

>>7827646
Why is there wind blowing inside retarded ass AI

>>7827663
A highly anticipated show with the budget of millions ends up offering as little as possible for the final product
> It's also doing that faggot over-animated undulating crap in the last frame of the kid's hair, so you can tell it's still AI.
If there was no context to it I guarantee most people would've picked the static animation on the bottom as AI

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>>7827893
The AI "animation" is BASED ON the actual animation. It doesn't matter which one you prefer, the AI one isn't "free." To even get to the level it's at in the video, it needed 90% of the work done done by humans first. And it still gets details wrong, whether you like it or not. It's not supposed to hallucinate shit.

This is the big problem with AI as a replacement for human creativity. Non-artists don't perceive the clear and obvious limitations of it, because they lack imagination in the first place; they're happy to get whatever slop they get.
I was trying to generate a specific sword pose for reference earlier, and shit-ass Grok couldn't even get close, it's fucking junk outside of the highly limited context window it's been trained on. What if I want a character to have a specific type of shoe, or jacket? Grok can't do that. I tried it already, it generates one type of "platform boot" over and over again.
Sure, the Tatsumaki leg show is a little titillating, but what if that WASN'T my *intention*? What if that sexy little hallucination was not meant to be there? What then? Just play the robot-slots until it gets it right, and get frustrated that it never quite gets there?

>>7827533
Thank you for trying and posting your work, well done.
I recommend flipping your canvas horizontally and reviewing your contours/alignments.

>>7826842
Where did you learn about this? And why did you caption the image?

>>7827889
Its the dudes aura frfr no cap ai is based gyaaat

>>7827899
You don't really play slot. If she lifts her leg it just means the prompt somehow mentioned it or didn't put anything in the negatives.
And yeah it's based on the anime, but overall it's only based on single frames, so it could still be used in the future for simple scenes likes this and they would only have to draw a few frames when the scene switches.

>>7826802
Nah, just skill issue