This thread is for people to submit photos to be turned into AI. This can be for real photos or drawn art.

Say I want to make a request for a gen based on a pic of a bbw model. I could post their picture here and request to have it converted to AI. This could work for 3D models too.

I have found free AI gen software and even online services for AI gens but none have been able to effectively convert photos. For those unwilling to spend on gens that do (which are often paid services) they can use this thread.

I didn't make these gens. I found them. They seem to be based on real pictures. The girl featured is Tianastummy.

>>2956 (OP)
Posted the same image twice. Meant to post this.

>>2956 (OP)
I don't really see why you would convert irl images to ai images? It ends up just fucking up the image for no real purpose since there's already a perfectly good fat girl right there.. Maybe for correcting things like blemishes or butterfaces but you don't need to convert the WHOLE image for that, just the part you don't like.

I think a better application would be for coloring sketches or making fast, clean edits. If you got really good with it, maybe even morphs.

>>2961
That works.

Though how would it work with 3D models? Also there might be something to turning irl photos into anime girls. Like take Bigcutie Skylar (one of my favorites) for example. You could take a pic of her and turn it into anime.

>>2963
> Though how would it work with 3D models?
Pretty easily, as long as you have a photo of the model. It doesn't even have to be colored
I bet somebody who could make or at least pose the models would have a great time

> turning irl photos into anime girls. Like Bigcutie Skylar
Not a bad idea
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>>2956 (OP)
Would love to see BBW Miss Isabelle of yore turned into AI, and made fatter. Dunno if more pics/angles are helpful, but there you go.

>>2956 (OP)
> For those unwilling to spend on gens that do (which are often paid services)
It's also worth mentioning that you don't have to pay.
You can run the software locally and generate whatever you want without paying a dime, it's what most people here do, check out the setup thread >>3 (Cross-thread). The stronger the computer the better but you can get by on a real toaster
But if you won't/can't do that, you can just use a google colab free for one or two hours a day (or basically as much as you want for $10/mo) >>2894 (Cross-thread)

>>2966

Could someone turn her into ai art?

>>2965
Wasn't expected the screen cap of one of my models to be posted here! Did you actually manage to generate the image on the right based off of just that? I have made some improvements to my blender model since that image and had considered trying out a 3d to AI pipeline. If there is interest I could post some posed images of my orc character, I'd love to see what people make with it and learn more about the process.

Hey ya'll, does anyone recommend any free ai art software, or one where you could alter photos with ai?

>>2991
what are the odds?
> Did you actually manage to generate the image on the right based off of just that?
Yup. There's obviously some liberties taken, but it's your model by all accounts (good job on it, btw)
SD webui has a plugin called controlnet that can take images and turn them into depth/pose/??maps to use as references in generation, as well as a function called img2img, which does what it says on the tin
> learn more about the process
sure, but probably not here, >>2561 (Cross-thread) >>2539 (Cross-thread)
> If there is interest I could post some posed images of my orc character, I'd love to see what people make with it
Idk about anyone else but I'd like to see a few, whatever pose you think would look good

>>3001
I got a few more images. Took longer than expected because I had to refresh myself on rigging. Unfortunately it's going to take me a while to properly set the hair up for rigging so I finally decided to send some images before I go through and try to get the hair system, physics, better eyes in place. Could you reach out to me on whatever platform you found my model on and perhaps we could coordinate further without flooding the board? It would also be good for getting a better understanding of which of my efforts will actually impact the end results.

>>2956 (OP)
i myself tried generating some pictures of olivia jensen using ai, and to train a model on her but my gpu didnt have even close enough vram to do it. so i would really appreciate this thank u!

>>3001

I do the same, albeit with "scribbles" and my own doodles. I think that's just about the best way to generate anything not beastly deformed.

Otherwise you get too many navels and arms.