[ViktoriaVamp]

Those are fantastic, thank you so much for sharing

[dmichene]

Hi man!
After a long battle with AI censorship I finally found an uncensored one for real; so I could animate Zora vs Vida. It's a first job with many mistakes too many arms and too many legs that change places even two heads but it seems to me a promising system. I published two videos from DA to the links:
https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/zora-vs-Reel-1-1266162006
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https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/Zora-vs-Vida-Reel-2-1266164272
Let me know what you think.

P.S. Have you saved your workflow?


Very nice!  Thanks!

[maine516]

Thanks “kappotto” for posting these links.  I actually just saw them on DA moments ago before coming here.  I posted comments there under a different handle (“red1rock”; someday I’ll change my one here to match that one).   The 2 videos you made are excellent and I didn’t even notice any flaws.  My only comment on the action itself is that I like the normal speed mode much more than slow motion mode.

I’ve been thinking about AI recently, as I’m sure many others have as well.  While there’s real potential danger with AI, in this genre, I can only imagine some great things to come.   There’s more animation daily on female fighting art (just peek at DA, multiple artists using it and it’s progressing at a surprising pace).  I’m especially glad though that you chose toothandnailz’s amazing artwork for your AI projects.

[maturecatfan]

Hi man!
After a long battle with AI censorship I finally found an uncensored one for real; so I could animate Zora vs Vida. It's a first job with many mistakes too many arms and too many legs that change places even two heads but it seems to me a promising system. I published two videos from DA to the links:
https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/zora-vs-Reel-1-1266162006
e
https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/Zora-vs-Vida-Reel-2-1266164272
Let me know what you think.

P.S. Have you saved your workflow?

incredible work, what software did you find that does that

[Toothandnail]

Hi man!
After a long battle with AI censorship I finally found an uncensored one for real; so I could animate Zora vs Vida. It's a first job with many mistakes too many arms and too many legs that change places even two heads but it seems to me a promising system. I published two videos from DA to the links:
https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/zora-vs-Reel-1-1266162006
e
https://www.deviantart.com/kappotto/art/Zora-vs-Vida-Reel-2-1266164272
Let me know what you think.

P.S. Have you saved your workflow?

These are amazing! This must have taken you so long to put together.
It is so good to see my artwork brought to life in this way. For a long time I have tried to grasp animation software, but now it seems that AI could be the way forward! Very impressed!
As for my workflow, it is pretty much as you see it. I render a frame and then I reposition the figures as you would in a stop frame animation. After that, I do post work on each frame to make them look a little more cinematic. I was asked on an earlier post for some examples of my art before I edit it, so I'll post a few before and after pics to demonstrate what I mean.
Looking forward to what you create next!

[Toothandnail]

A few before & after frames...

[Toothandnail]

couple more examples...

[loozzeer58]

It took me a long time to find the AI that allowed me to do it, the work itself doesn't take much time, a few minutes for a 5-second clip. I asked you about the workflow because I noticed that some characteristics of sequential images favor the occurrence of errors (legs and arms that move in an unnatural way or in number) and I was wondering if you were willing to make modified images or intermediate images to insert. As soon as I finish with Zora and vida (I'm about halfway through) I'd like to start WW2 (written like that sounds bad) in the meantime I'm looking for another AI to carry out another "magic" (eh, eh, eh....)

[bobf]

Truly amazing work!

[maine516]

Thanks, T&N, for posting the before and after pics.  The differences are very noticeable.  The shading, darkening, and "flopping of dust" editing work you do makes a significant difference in the level of realism.  Some artists might accept the before results, which are still very good, but your attention to more detail is commendable.

[Toothandnail]

Hi, apologies for the delay in posting.
Here is the conclusion to this part of the story. It isn't quite as epic in length as the previous encounter, but these two are from finished with one another!
Enjoy, T&N

[Toothandnail]

..That's gotta hurt...

[Toothandnail]

...here comes the law...

[Toothandnail]

...good luck stopping this fight...

[Toothandnail]

...Clara means business...