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This was more of an anime thing but when I thought about it,

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This was more of an anime thing but when I thought about it, this could possibly be something new artists may want to use in the future so, fuck, why contain it

>Computers can now automatically color lineart drawings. Japan going crazy at the possibilities

>>>/a/152747129
http://paintschainer.preferred.tech/
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>>89454879
G*MIC (a plug in for GIMP and krita) does that thing with a few filters since years ago, if I'm not mistaken. I've used it to put flat colors on my drawings.
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I like the idea that the hack colorists will be put out of work by machines and the people who know what they're doing like Dave Stewart, Dean White, or Jordie Bellaire will still get work
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>>89454879
I really don't see fully colored printed manga being the wave of the future. I can see colored Japanese webcomics or webtoons being a thing however.
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>>89454879
Pretty sweet mate.
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It's neat and a useful shortcut for coloring in some situations I guess. I don't think it'll replace colorists.
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It's a little wonky, but it's fun to mess around with.
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>>89456733
Fully colored printed manga wouldn't happen not because of resources but because printing costs are still a thing no matter how efficient the process gets
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>>89458034
Yeah, I forgot to add that part plus color printings tend use higher quality glossy paper.
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I didn't know how exactly it would go, so I went a little sloppy with the colours
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bumpin to see more examples posted
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It's not working for me.

Using Firefox, and everytime I upload an image it starts saying "Now Coloring..." next to the Colorize button and it won't let me use the brush on the image. It just drags the whole image.
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Pretty soon computers will be able to draw things too. It's a sad future for humans when they have robots to create art for them.
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It's basically just a smart fill bucket? Might be useful.
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>>89459886
Humanity's fault for thinking there's some arbitrary creative element that only humans have which would prevent AI from producing creative works.

We can already procedurally generate piano arrangements that exceed classical compositions in both quality and complexity.
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>>89454879

This looks cool

Need to check this out later
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>>89454879
This is fun
Thanks for sharing.
i'm coloring naughty things.
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So this means colored manga?
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>>89462898
No. And if this did get to be used in a widespread level it would be terrible because them all manga would be colored the same way. T
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jesus christ how
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The future is now
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Nice. I'll have to test this later. Between this and waifu2x there are quite a few pieces of tiny sketchy line art that could use some fleshing out.
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>>89454879
this is pretty neat, could this work for making webcomics?
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Is this supposed to take forever or is my internet shit
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>>89463839
depends
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Pretty cool with a tool like this any dedicated fan could colorize black and white comics.
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>>89463839
Ive found it just doesn't work on some pics.
Either the picture you are giving it is too complex or you haven't given it enough to work with.
It says it wont work with transparency, so that might be affecting you.
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>>89463749
Can you think of any reason it wouldn't work? People will probably call you out if they find out though.
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>>89464091
meh, i guess you're right.
but it's pretty cool at making things look vaporwave
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I'm scared
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>>89454879
Dude, the OP pic was one I posted over on /a/.
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Why does it always put that ugly pattern on everything?
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>>89464159
Also, tip: stuff often looks better if you don't colour suggest at all, just let it do its thing. It can interpret skin, facial features, and hair in clean simple pics.
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pretty good, when it comes to some shit
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Doesn't work for me. The "colored" image just comes out as a broken img thumbnail
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>>89464567
refresh the page.
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I'm surprised this isn't getting as much traction on /co/. Guess it's more of an /a/ thing.
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>>89458034
It won't be done for serialized manga, but some tankobons might get it.
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pretty cool
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>machines are now taking the job of illustrators.

It's time to fight.
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>>89466723
Not really. This is about the same thing as a fill bucket just more advanced. Still requires human input and should be edited afterwards for the desired affect.
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>>89466792
it already blends skin tone for you and it's at the hands of mostly amateurs.
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>>89466806
No it doesn't it just gives you a soft gradient that's mostly insubstantial and could be done in maybe a minute. It's just something to make working a little bit faster for artists. Or it would be if it didn't apply that gross texture to everything.
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>>89465255
Well yeah.
Almost every american comic (with some exceptions) is already professionally colored as opposed to manga where black and white is the standard.
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>>89466723
Fucking luddites
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>>89454879

I guess this doesn't work with firefox
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wow i'm gonna look into this now
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Pretty cool shit.
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>>89468401
This looks bad
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Last bump cause of sleep
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colorfags BTFO, the future belongs to linework masteres
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>>89463253
how did it know to colour the kokoro?
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This is the death of art.
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I cant use well on firefox...
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>>89470094
I think it recognizes simple mouth shapes and assumed it was a mouth. That's the same colour it uses for small open mouths when I feed it stuff.
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man, this is really awesome.
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I welcome our new Lenseflares overlords.

Also I remember how everybody used PS gradients back when the tool was still fresh.
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>>89466723
>Fuckken' printing press taking the jobs of handwriting monks
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Artfags truly are worthless.
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>>89476409
Yeah. Only people who don't really know what they're looking at will see these and think they look any better than ameteurish.
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>>89454879
This is fun but it could work better.
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>>89477163
It works better if you just use dots.
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>>89477345
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Didn't put any settings.
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It doesn't seem to like Jack Kirby very much.
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>>89471005
No it's not, it's a unique alternative to creating art. Different people desire different things from the art they make and this gives people new alternatives. Classical photorealistic painters will still exist, and they'll be truly passionate about what they do.
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>>89471005
They said the same about digital art.
>You can can just undo every mistake
>You can just edit a line until it fits the image in your head
>You don't have to mix colors
>You never run out of space or color

>
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>>89478479
Fucking

LUDDITES
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>>89471005
No, that was photography
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>>89478479
>They said the same about digital art.

And they were right.
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>>89477345
>Not red
BURN THE HERETIC Char can still fuck off though.
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>>89480785
It's easier but art imho doesn't equal craftsmanship. I know there is a creative feedback loop between the vision you have and the act of drawing.
But do think that the result counts.
I know, some mangaka just retrace photographs but if the result looks great and I get more chapters each year then I don't care.
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not bad.
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So if Chrome and Firefox don't work, what are y'all using that does work?
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>>89481528
firefox works for me, but i had to plug a mouse into my surface for some reason.
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>>89481481
They turn everything into a OC with heterochromian eyes and a old school porn filter.
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>>89480820
even better than what you intended greatwork
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>Engineers keep providing engineering solutions to art problems

>Artists keep on failing to provide art solutions for engineering problems
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>>89459886
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>>89481968
"Making a drawing takes time and effort" isn't really an art problem.
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This is pretty dope.
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>>89482802
Guys, I'm feeling accomplished.

Marvel, Hire me!
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>>89480820
Fucking terrible
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>>89481481
In what world does that look good?
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>>89483175
Sauce
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>>89483607
Some porn manga. It's not worth your time.
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>>89478479
>not understanding the difference between the invention of tools expediting the artistic process and easing difficulty versus autonomous AI which will eventually be able to create art on par with or better than humans with no human intervention or input whatsoever
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>>89483607
ShindoL's Emergence/Metamorphosis

https://hitomi.la/galleries/987560.html
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>>89483716
>It's not worth your time.
Excuse me?
>>89483777
Thank you.
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>>89483758
Even computer generated content has to get some input and someone has to check it if it's great.
If a computer can do it itself then you have a real AI and then we have bigger problems.

But AI is pretty shit at the moment.
Here is a chrismas song made by AI:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U95n2ldx9To
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>>89454927
post the blonde
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>>89483529
i know, that's why i posted it
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>>89483897
>A hundred and a half hour ago. I am glad to meet you
Wonderful
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>>89483820
You're going to cry, not fap.
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>>89484199
Not him. But no it's not really sad just stupid. It's Literally just Shadbase art plus drama.
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>>89454879
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https://youtu.be/lcGYEXJqun8
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>>89454879
This one doesn't seem to work.
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>>89484372
Doesn't sound that bad but I expect that the human input is high.
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>>89484431
keep trying
press the button again
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>>89484372
Sounds about as unhinged and devoid of an existential center as you'd expect, I like it.
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>>89484372
This could make a sick beat.
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>>89484372
I love this.
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>>89484703
I've hit it a half dozen times by this point.
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>>89485202
Try reuploading and recoloring
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>>89485560
Tried that too. Might just be cursed. Call an exorcist.
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About as far as I can go before it stopped updating. Hit colorize like dozens of times so it sits unfinished.
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Dammit /co/, all the traffic you are driving here is making the page crash, can't you let me colorize my 10 year old sketch of my fursona in peace?
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Can you believe it? Holy cow.
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ready for your daily dose, lads?
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tried mixing colours to see if I could make a gradient in the background but I think it...backfired
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>>89454879
this program is better than every single colorist at Marvel.
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>>89486404
that's not saying much desu
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>>89484431
>>89484703
>>89485560
Got it working. Really blurry, but working.
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>>89486479

can't scribble the colors in, gotta dot it strategically.
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>>152749103

I know how to draw but suck at coloring, so this is actually a huge deal for me.
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>>89486553
Whelp. Dotting led to bad things. Gonna try a better pic.
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>>89466723
Who the fuck cares about colorists?
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>>89486215
Believe what? That computers can't color inside the lines? That is surprising.
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>>89486368
HIS WORLD IS FIRE
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>>89486368
>>89487184
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I'm lazy and I really hate coloring, but I don't hate it enough to think this is satisfactory. Maybe I just didn't do it right.
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This one turned out awesome with no hints at all.
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>>89486815
This one turned out good.
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>>89488428
That's awesome. I loved those books as a kid.
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>>89454879
Tried coloring some of my porn, didn't work out too well. Lemme tell you though, as some one whose colors are pretty bad, this would be a life saver if perfected.
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>>89488765
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>>89489506

IKTF anon I haven't been satisfied with my colored pics

Been screwing with this to see if I can get what I want
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It's pretty fun but it's still far from being usable and you can never replace the artist.
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>>89489971
Is that Alex Ross?
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>>89454879

I fed it a rough pencil sketch, it didn't do super bad...
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>>89490016
Rags Morales m8
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>>89490098
Dots work a bit better than lines,
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>>89490251
Is that Seth McFarlane?
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>>89478246
terrifying
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>>89490555
if familyguy guy had a stronger chin, was more handsome and had the power of the gods, yes.
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Brb gonna go colorize all the lineart porn I have
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>>89490843
Sweet. Too bad ya gun get banned.
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>>89490986

Hey now, I covered the nipple.

There's worse in cheesecake threads.
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>>89491093
Fair enough. Have a drug-induced nightmare for your troubles!
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I can't get the damn thing to accept any inputs
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>>89463253
>tfw you know that doujin

Diamonds, I tell ya.
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>>89491878
Ya gotta spam the thing a little.
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>>89491878
I like what I'm seeing here. Information on the subject and artist would be much appreciated.
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>>89484275
>comparing ShindoL to Shadman

The only similarity is that they are both over-hyped. They're obsessed with different things, Shadman with anal/futa and ShindoL with ntr/mindbreak/corruption. ShindoL's art is also much more lewd with regards to fetishes and draws actual stories, although he doesn't parody characters as much as Shadman does.
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This turned out well.
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>>89492455
Its a r63 version of Kieth from the new Voltron show. I don't have the original artist info.
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This has legit blown my mind, im putting every black and white image i can find through it.

I feel like a 2 year old who discovered a shredder
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>>89493239
Ah, danke!
Ran it through SauceNao, found the source on Pixiv. http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=60091990 90% yaoi, if that's your bag.
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This is kinda neat. It takes some real doing to get somewhat passable results, but they can sometimes look good

decent djent
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>>89494681
Damn that looks nice!
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>>89493411
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tfw dont know what colors to use
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Wonder Woman, about to do a SheHulk.
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>>89489803
>>89488765
legit
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>>89495691
That looks really cool.
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>>89495752
Forgot my image>>89495752
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>>89495845
i mean, it kinda makes sense considering its fish/crustacean armor
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Uhh Did this thing just turn my sketch into vapourwave art?
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>>89495835
Thanks. These can be a bitch to get right. And the site doesn't seem to want to work for me any more tonight.
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>>89495906
Try dots. It likes dots better. Also, maybe you need more hard lines.
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>>89495874
Not the best, but I can dig it.
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>>89460556
>We
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>>89487800
>wojack with peach colored skin
It is somehow more unsettling than if he were just all white.
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>>89460556
>Humanity's fault for thinking there's some arbitrary creative element that only humans have

>We can already procedurally generate piano arrangements
>We can already
>We
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>>89497124
>>89496940

We?
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>>89497141
The implication is that the other poster is a robot.
Wonder how he got past the captcha?
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Man, this thing's good.
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>>89497362
Holy damn!

I keep getting pic related. What's going on here?
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I can't get it working. Tried changing the browser but it didn't help. Shame, this looks like an interesting site and I would've liked to mess around with it.
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Doesn't work in Firefox? Whenever I try to add color lines to the pic, the pic gets dragged instead
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>>89497408
Chrome is also having issues with it, at least for me.
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>>89496820
Jean Grey

>>89497424
/a/ /v/ /co/ and reddit are all currently using it and putting stress on the domain.
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It seems very useful, I wouldn't mind using it for comics. The colors are really soft.
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>>89497466
>reddit
Finally, proof that all of 4chan has been looking for.
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>>89459434
Same here, nothing responds.
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I'd love to see this being used for animation. No one wants to get stuck doing color fills, this could be a wonderful tool.
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>>89489506
I'd love to have an equivalent for lineart. My pencils look good and I love coloring but lineart is so dull to me.
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>>89497552
I agree. Coloring is soothing compared to lineart.
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I didn't even do anything to this and fuck its amazing.

How badly can I fuck it up is the real test.
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>>89497575
There're some fugly results out there, but so far it's been a dream.
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>>89497583
There's winners and losers for sure
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>>89497629
You can say that again.
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>automated watercolor filter that results in mediocre color jobs like the ones you usually see on Paheal
>/a/ goes crazy over it
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>>89497728
A tool doesn't make the artist. I used to do the color theory and rendering so i'll give it a whirl, though the swatches are basic as shit.
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>>89497763
>>89497763
>A tool doesn't make the artist.
Who implied otherwise? This isn't really a tool anyway, more like a blurry paint bucket with longer rendering.
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>>89497781
>more like a blurry paint bucket with a cheap server

ftfy

It's not really reliable in the first place but it doesn't help that /a/utists are overloading it.
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>>89483175
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It's not great, but it's fun. I cleaned it up in Sai (here's a comparison between what it produced and the Sai one).
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You broke it shitheads, I can no longer upload pics.
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It does not appreciate lines left open
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>>89483175
i've fapped to this part like 30 times
>>89492587
Content wise, it's very Shadbase, but art wise it's way better.
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>>89454879
is that many jobs gone?

>people still dont realise that a second industrial revolution is about to hit over the next 2 decades

I wont get political about it but there's going to be some serious upheaval
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>>89488765
It turned out fuckken eggccelent!
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>>89455453
I don't
If the inexperienced are never hired, how will they ever get the necessary experience to replace the pre-existing profesionals as they retire?

This should be trated as a tool, not as a replacement
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>>89498029
You're really generous with that time line.

Try the next decade. Over the next two decades we choose either UBI or Mass Extermination.

We'll choose UBI because not even the most decadent chuckle heads can stomach wiping out 7.7billion people to leave 100 million to enjoy a post capitalist utopia.

But yeah, my dude. We are now entering the period I call "Night" and in the dark we shall suffer (temporarily) and once we get strong AGI dawn will come and humans will labor no more.
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>>89490843
>All that lineart porn I DIDN'T save over the years

god damn it
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>good
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>>89483897
>and someone has to check it if it's great
Then again, same goes for artists; wether or not the artist itself can act as an art critic is another issue
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>>89498082
well I think automation of transport will meet the most resistance, dues to a combination of safety concerns and the unions fighting tooth and nail.
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>>89498104
sorry

*and that's why it will drag on for so long
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>>89498104
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-25/uber-self-driving-truck-packed-with-budweiser-makes-first-delivery-in-colorado
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Welp, time to go add a [colors +20$] to my commissions price table.
:^)
Kjeheheh.
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>>89459886
>what is inceptionism
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>>89498113
surely the unions that represent truck drivers have seen this, and they're not going full autistic screeching? I'd take this discussion to /pol/, but you know..
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>>89498158
What is there to screech about?

Machines are perfect for that job.

Even truckdrivers think that the hours and stress of it are inhumane.
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>>89498269
If you have no real skill besides truck driving then it's a problem.Also truck driving as job is glorified. You don't have any song about accountant manager. Times change and you can't do anything against that.
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I haven't felt this specific blend of excitement for technology and existential dread for the future since AlphaGo. And that was only about a year ago, and I have a feeling this is only going to keep going faster.
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>>89498668
Computers are our friends. They get the shit jobs and we can lurk every day.

If you want dread watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
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>>89498748
I'm kid of wondering if AI is proof that communism is humanities endgame.
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>>89498748
I hate these videos, they always miss the most important facet of all this:

Say, how much work and how many people do you think is needed to keep something as simple as an internet explorer alwasys up and working, and bugfree? How many people would be needed to mantain these AIs? Or maintaining the servers, and hell, the increasingly complex distributed servers that will house these AIs?

And how many people do we have right now capable of doing that, versus the ammount of human based infrastructure that we will need to replace every other job? And /why/ don't we have them yet?

The industrial revolution started with simple farmers being able to do in hours what a skilled artisan would need days to do, creating the very machines that displaced said farmers. The AI revolution starts with even you average high school drop-out being able to program and maintain the AI replacing cashiers in his local supermarket.

The only solution here, and a temporary one at that, is to migrate our whole workforce into programming.
And the real issue here, is wether all our workforce can be accomodated in this field, and for how long.

The singularity isn't AIs capable of replacing human jobs, it's AIs capable of replacing AI jobs with even better AI.
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>>89498951
of course humans are going to end sooner than later by replacing us with robots. There is no need for mankind in this universe at all. If there IS some kind of greater purpose a species can provide, then robots created by us humans are the better choice to do it.
The only thing we can do is to make the short life we(as a species) have as enjoyable as possible.
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>>89498951
>Communism
No.
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>>89498951
We expected the cotton gin to end slavery. We expected the atomic bomb to end war. Etc, etc. We all like technology, but long term it has just as much potential to intensify problems as it does to solve them. For every laundry machine, there is a business mobile-phone.
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>>89497846
>Makoto
My man of superb tastes
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Did some minor clean up in photoshop and overlaid the original lines.

>>89497662
You really have to teach it where it can't go.
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I uploaded around 20 images, only two were coloured, the rest gave this.
What am I doing wrong?
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>>89499226
/a/ is shitting up its servers.
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>>89499226
The servers are trash, the site didn't use to have a warning about waiting a minute
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>>89499128
this is beautiful
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Automation is the future, there should be no reason to fear it.
Economy is the thing that needs to bend and get reshapen, but it won't.
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>>89499350
Wow that was so deep. You should be a philosopher or something.
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So does this work by literally just deep styling your overlay with the original image? That's what it looks like.
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i am trying to make strokes but its not responding
I keep clicking but nothing is happening
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Heh, atleast this thing has some work ethic, gets shit done.
Unlike artists, am I rite?
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>still waiting for shit to get colorized
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Maybe I'm doing it wrong but it doesn't seem to like heavy inks much.
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>>89499494
same here
how are you supposed to click it because I select a color and click but nothing happens?
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>>89499534
It always fades them out that's why you overlay the original inks after >>89499220
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>>89495691
source plz?
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>>89498951
If the costs of energy and food are basicly 0 then you can give everything for free. We could live like the old Greeks with robots instead of slaves.
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>>89499045
>Say, how much work and how many people do you think is needed to keep something as simple as an internet explorer alwasys up and working, and bugfree? How many people would be needed to mantain these AIs? Or maintaining the servers, and hell, the increasingly complex distributed servers that will house these AIs?

They say in the video that you need less of those. AI's can program and you can scale that pretty easy. A supercomputer twice as fast isn't twice a complicated or need twice as many service people.
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does anyone understand how to use the hint lines?
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>>89499350
Of course there's reason to fear it, it's going to change the society in such a fundamental way that there will be a lot of trouble adjusting to the situation.

>>89498668
>blend of excitement for technology and existential dread
This is what I've been feeling too. It's nice that machines and automation have made complex tasks so simple today, and it's cool to see new innovations and progress. But on the other hand, I can't shrug away this thought that mankind is making itself obsolete, purposeless, and overly dependent on machines. Kinda wondering if we'll eventually turn out like the humans from Wall-E.
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>>89500764
> Kinda wondering if we'll eventually turn out like the humans from Wall-E.
Only the lucky ones will
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>>89466723
Reminds me of the Judge Dredd story where an artist goes to Mega-city in order to try and get a job at an art publisher, only to have his style perfectly copied by machines in such a way where there was no way you could sue the company, then kicked out back onto the streets and told "tough luck, kiddo".
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>>89497728
/a/ isn't used to looking at good coloring.
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>>89498104
I don't think there are any safety concerns whatsoever with self driving cars. So far they've been incredibly safe and haven't had an accident caused by the self driving car a single time. When this stuff starts getting popular it's going to be the death of the lower classes. I don't know what they're going to do to compete with every one of their jobs being taken by robots but it's not going to be pretty.
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>>89497846
>>89499220
These are pretty nice! You can do some really quick and nice stuff with a little bit of tweaking by hand. Just getting it straight out of the program pretty much always looks like ass.
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>>89503612
I don't thinking it's the lower classes that's going to feel the impact of those technologies the most. With all that deep learning shit cushy white collar jobs will go before the minimum wage blue collar ones.
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>>89503759
Not really. Most automation will be done in physical industry as it already has been done for years. You don't need people building cars because robots can do it much faster. There's also automation that will come in jobs like accounting that just deal in numbers and a decent low tier AI can do it well as well. But you can be sure that the white collar won't surrender their jobs so easily if they can't profit off of not doing then.
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>>89503716
thing is if you're skilled enough to tweak it you're skilled enough to do it fast enough from scratch and with better control over which color goes where.

This is more of a novelty for non-artists. Like how everyone got really excited when they learned how to do lensflares and filter effects on their pirated copy of photoshop back in the 00's.
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>>89503796
Most white collar workers don't have any say about what happens in their industry. Mark my words, a lot of doctors are going to lose their jobs to computers before fast food cashiers do. Google have already shown that their software is better at remote diagnosis than your average doctor and that's even not a direction they've have focused on.
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>>89504030
>a lot of doctors are going to lose their jobs to computers before fast food cashiers do
Maybe. There are already automated burger flippers and cashiers, though.
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>>89454879
Except the coloring looks like absolute shit.
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>>89494856
It looked great before the coloring, the coloring made it look like shit.

I really hope this shortcut does not become popular. This is not art.
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>>89504933
>This is not art.
You don't get to dictate what people enjoy.
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Kinda cool
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>>89505095
First attempt
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>>89503929
Yeah.
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>>89504933
> the coloring made it look like shit
It's meant for lineart, not for things already shaded
And you've got to learn how to give it the proper hints: open borders behave better if you've got each color confronting each other so they don't bleed where they shouldn't; random color splotches on the background are fixed with white color hints; stuff like that.

So of course you're going to fuck up your wall if you try to hammer a screw in
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>>89504583
The problem is that with the way technology works automatic doctor server will be much cheaper than the automated burger flipper.
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>>89506580
auto surgeons and ai doctors are 10-15 years away at the earliest, its too hard to diagnose and prescribe people and the risk of failure is too high

that being said if we got them this year i would be overjoyed
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>>89506580
>works automatic doctor server will be much cheaper
That isn't the number one concern. The concern is how quickly investment will pay returns. If an auto-burger-flipper+cashier can replace everyone but the manager at every single fast food restaurant, that'll be a much greater savings to fast food chains than not having to pay much fewer doctors, even if the doctors are payed much more.
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Why is this impressive?
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>>89507159
It's pretty good for a limited Neural Network
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Damn
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An actually cool usage for this kind of software would be to make it so that a computer can learn what colors go with each part of an animated character so you don't have to waste time using the fill bucket on every frame.
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>>89507566
That's pretty
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>>89508851

I like how it turns already colored images into air brushed art you see at the state fair.
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>>89460556
>arbitrary creative element

Yeah it's called 'consciousness'
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>>89484365
That's adorable
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>>89498082
>Try the next decade.

Fuck no man, why do you singularity fags keep thinking it's just over the corner?

The real breakthrough is with genetic editing
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>>89509093
Technology will outpace genetics before politicians let CRISPR reach its full potential.
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>>89508851
kek nice
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>>89509632
Don't even know what I'm looking at
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>>89492587
>>89484275

No fucking comparison. Shindol writing and art are fucking LEAGUES above Shad. Shindol's anatomy is beautiful, the erotic poses he makes, the way the characters suffer or explode on orgasms is masterful. Shad on the other hand is just your typical western porn artist. You can easily see how he copies many other hentai artists (including Shindol) but with awful, AWFUL anatomy.

Writing wise, yeah, Shindol can actually write stories. Sadist histories that is, but good and interesting ones. Shad is just a horny gamergater being vulgar for the sake of vulgarity.

So yeah, no way to say both are similar, not even close. Shindol's works are beautifully perverse. Shad is just webcomic garbage.
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>>89510467
This. Shad art is disgusting.
I would argue that ShindoL is capable of creating moving stories that evoke more than just suffering though, as seen in their series of stories focusing on the handicapped.
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I don't get the hype. At best it takes away a step or two from the process, but it doesn't remove human input entirely. And you still need to know what you're doing to actually take advantage of it.

>Robots/AIs replacing humans entirely
You still need humans to maintain and fix them. Is gutting entire occupations worth the price of replacing them with glorified IT departments. Would the world ever have enough code monkeys to even try?
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>>89511357

More like when the independent artist who knows he sucks at coloring and wants to color his pieces

This won't get to the point of having a corporation taking a job field away even 20 years from now
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>>89511357
Robots can be made to fix robots easily. And yes if you're a rich businessman who doesn't need to work replacing all your employees with AI is definitely worth it.
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This thread is doing something to my brain. For some reason when I see a picture online now I think "did they use that shitty program to color this?" and then I catch myself.
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>>89466723
Illustrators can get fucked it's the age of the machine now
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>>89514679
>None of them are wearing a crown like a king
Humans still reign supreme
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>>89466723
sorry man but this is the way of the future

machine replacing every job is inevitable. machines replacing everything is inevitable.

I don't care how much this upset you but you can't stop it.

the future of mankind is living in a small cubicle hooked up to the computer simulating virtual reality. the perfect reality where you could do anything. this IS the future.

wall-e was wrong in that it was actually implying humans will actually care enough to even lift a finger to do something. no, the future will be like that black mirror episode with interracial lesbians (because charlie brooker is obsessed with interracial fetish) everyone is hooked to the computers having fun while the robots do the petty job of the humans. the way of the future. this is where the humanity is coming.
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When AI comes along that is able to make stylization with no input from humans then the AI will have reached the level of humans itself at which point there's no point making a distinction.
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>>89454927
That's impressive. It actually looks decent.

Western comics literally have no more excuses for taking a month producing the same level of content Manga artists can do in a week now that there only advantage (being in color) can be done with a program.
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>>89499128
Oh shit THIS is the sort of stuff I was hoping to see! I'm not all that interested in what it could do for regular artwork but it could be a total gamechanger for animation. Love it.
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>>89514961
Shouldn't the horse and horse related sports no longer exist since we have cars?
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>>89516679
Are you suggesting that equestrian sports are even a tenth as popular as they use to be?

Even going as far as 5% would be generous.

They're niche and largely irrelevant relics.
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>>89460556
Are you retarded?
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Why is everything it makes blurry? Can you adjust it so It flat colors?
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>>89516187
That's official art. I don't know why it was posted.
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I'm sorry but someone is wrong here. Dead wrong. This is a travesty of mis-information.

Through the 1800s, the number of horses in the US increased, until 1915, when there was a peak of 21.5 million horses in the United States.
Today there are 6.9 million.
We went from 1 horse for every 5 Americans to 1 horse for every 47 Americans.
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>>89516679
you asshole there are so many horses. tons or horses. literally tons of horses. there is one horse for every 47 Americans and we all know that one horse weighs like at least 3 or 4 americans. Tons of horses I say.>>89517089
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What do you guys do to get it to work? I've tried it in 5 browsers on two operating systems. Do you just have to keep pressing colorize or what?
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>>89517089

Sir, you're clearly incorrect. The horses on my family land outnumber the people 3 to 1, therefore the horse population of the US is nearing a billion.

They're a plague, I tell you.
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>>89517700

Yeah, keep trying.

It's a small website on servers that aren't made to handle the traffic we're giving it.
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>>89517089
so automation will decrease the human population, that's actual a good thing
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it doesn't always get the edges right but it produces some nice colors
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wow
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>>89519871

That picture is way too fucking colorful now for a feel
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>>89519034
>>89519871
you need to define white areas as white or it will fill it in with colour
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>>89519903
So where exactly does the time saving thing come into play if artists have to define all the areas and choose the colors themselves? The 0.5 seconds it takes to use bucket tool instead?
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>>89519943
yeah, paint bucket can do this
>>89459061
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>>89454879
>colorists BTFO
Anyway, hope this won't catch on, because comics' are fake enough as is.
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Oh my god this is amazing. I have so many fucking sketch and line art porn, OH GOD YES!
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Kelly threads will never be the same
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>>89491930
Post source.
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>>89519959
Basically. The only thing you're losing is the shitty color gradients, destroyed lineart, and visible dot matrix.
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>>89455453

except they won't because once a machine does the simple stuff for free they won't bother at all with anything beyond that for any reason
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