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greylensman02 02-22-2026 04:04 AM

UK artist
 
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Posted some of this guy's work on another thread but I only just found this one and it seems fit here. He has some amazing BTS pics of him working with first time models (wives) on Flickr. The idea of my wife or anyone's wife posing naked for an artist is a big turn on for me.

bartoli 02-22-2026 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by aktdrawing (Post 3599389)
Speaking of the AI, what about real photos reworked by AI? Like, a censored pic unblurred by AI or higher res? Does it count? Cause I've got some...

I usualy find photos reworked by AI disgusting because colors are not natural and sometimes some body parts are warped.

Felixos 03-07-2026 01:43 PM

nude models
 
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varia

aktdrawing 03-08-2026 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bartoli (Post 3610896)
I usually find photos reworked by AI disgusting because colors are not natural and sometimes some body parts are warped.

If you just remove the blur, it doesn't change anything in the photo; it only restores the blurred-out parts. Depending on how intense the blur is or how large the blurred area is, AI can do it really well.
A similar case is improving the resolution. AI upgrades to full HD really well, unless the photo is really small.

Here's one reworked photo, remove if it breaks the rules... but it's only as an example of what I'm talking about.

jools1 03-09-2026 05:11 AM

She looks familiar. Where is this from?

jor 03-10-2026 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by aktdrawing (Post 3616334)
If you just remove the blur, it doesn't change anything in the photo; it only restores the blurred-out parts. Depending on how intense the blur is or how large the blurred area is, AI can do it really well.
A similar case is improving the resolution. AI upgrades to full HD really well, unless the photo is really small.

Here's one reworked photo, remove if it breaks the rules... but it's only as an example of what I'm talking about.

Use your imagination. It will produce better results than any AI you can use now or in the future.

aktdrawing 03-12-2026 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by jools1 (Post 3616403)
She looks familiar. Where is this from?

A small art school blog that's unavailable anymore. There is a slight chance I've already posted that pic here some time ago (only the blurred original).

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Originally Posted by jor (Post 3616680)
Use your imagination. It will produce better results than any AI you can use now or in the future.

Why not use both tho?

david696 03-29-2026 11:45 AM

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From Chilean art school.

chovik 03-29-2026 10:13 PM

AI Software
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aktdrawing (Post 3616334)
If you just remove the blur, it doesn't change anything in the photo; it only restores the blurred-out parts. Depending on how intense the blur is or how large the blurred area is, AI can do it really well.
A similar case is improving the resolution. AI upgrades to full HD really well, unless the photo is really small.

Here's one reworked photo, remove if it breaks the rules... but it's only as an example of what I'm talking about.

What AI software are you using?

aktdrawing 03-30-2026 06:08 PM

ai
 
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Originally Posted by chovik (Post 3623959)
What AI software are you using?

imaginex.video, Smart model.


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