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Personally, I think the image of Michelle is spot on, exactly how I imagined her.
Regarding the representations of Barbara and Teresa. Teresa I think could probably be a little more “curvy”, since she’s described as being well endowed in the bust and behind department, and I always imagined Barbara to be a little more on the tan side since she’s always described with those nice tan lines! One last thing, sometimes it appears their proportions are a little off or “switched”, i.e Teresa has the “perky” bust instead of Barbara, and Barbara has a little too much up there on some of ‘em if that makes sense? Anyway, other than that, the likenesses are pretty darn close! Hope this helps :) |
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Yes consistency is a problem with AI. If the pose comes out the way I want it, then there are variations in physical attributes, hair style, clothing, etc.. I'll work on Barb's tan lines as I think that is a very attractive feature.
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Cool! obo is an AMAZING writer and this adds a whole new aspect to it! Would love to see someone do this for the SHAW stories too (someone did some animations on another site, but all the characters were were overweight and out of shape, not as described in the SHAW stories at all). Hope obo keeps writing and incorporates more WAM aspects!
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Ask and ye shall receive. Another illustrated work with two new characters. Here's the link: https://storiesonline.net/s/39301/te...ucation-at-the
Suggestions and comments always welcome. obo |
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VERY nice. Simply Love Roxanne’s sultry look! No doubt another excellent portrayal of a very memorable character!
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Any new early Christmas gifts in the pipeline
Obo-Claus? :) |
Holiday Greetings
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Teresa, Barbara, and Michelle offer their best wishes for the Holidays!
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Riot in the Ring (illustrated)
A day late for Christmas, here's another illustrated story: https://storiesonline.net/s/42044/te...he-ring-by-obo.
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome. obo |
Happy holidays!
What an excellent holiday surprise to wake up to! Superb work as always obo. Maria and Kathy never looked better!
Happy Holidays!! |
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I've completed another story with illustrations. The story can be found here: https://storiesonline.net/s/48071/te...emonium-by-obo. As always, your comments are appreciated.
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Great stuff you really have the illustrations down. Welcome back
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Thanks. I’m getting a little more skilled at AI image generation. Still have a way to go. Images of single individuals have become pretty easy. And with several tries, I can get the image I want. It’s when I want to create an image with more than one character. That can be challenging.
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“Spying comes with Consequences”/or the epilogue?
“Barbara and Roxanne get acquainted” would be a welcome addition as well. So glad to see more! |
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It looks as though you want to see Barbara on the "receiving" end of things. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll see what I can do. obo |
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Indeed! She is my all time favorite character after all.
Thanks. Can’t wait! :) |
Another illustrated offering, Teresa Scalia: Barbara and Roxanne Get Acquainted has been posted. Here's the link: https://storiesonline.net/s/49190/te...ra-and-roxanne
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you have this mastered, great story made better with the illustrations
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I second that! Fantastic work. They’re getting more and more consistent
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As with all things, practice makes perfect. Scenes with a single character turn out the best. It's when there are characters interacting that the process has problems. When I compare what I can do now to the first attempts at illustrating, makes me think about redoing them. They could be so much better. Oh well, we'll see what develops.
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Illustrated story:https://storiesonline.net/s/51211/te...t-malfunctions
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The illustrated story Teresa Scalia: Showdown at the Hoedown can be found here.
https://storiesonline.net/s/52673/te...howdown-at-the As always your comments and suggestions are most welcome. obo |
WOW!!!! the pictures are amazing
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I found an AI model that will allow multiple subjects. Just have to write the prompt correctly. In this story, my favorite two pics are Barb in motion landing on the dessert table and the following pic with her looking over her shoulder after getting off the table and carrying a substantial amount of lemon meringue pie on her shapely butt. Body position, pose and facial expression in both pics were exactly what I wanted. And working with AI, sometimes you have to compromise.
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Two big thumbs up!
Incredible work OBO. The interaction between models is seamless. I especially love the additional attention to detail. You’ve outdone yourself. Can’t wait to see what you have planned for future adaptations :)
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Because I am getting great results with the ai generators I've found, I'm updating my previous illustrated stories. I'll be doing them in the order in which they were written. And will be illustrating those that were not previously.
Latest update:https://storiesonline.net/s/34998/th...-teresa-scalia Thanks, obo |
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Excellent news! As a long time reader of your work, I’m so excited to see these stories come to life with the new illustrations! I agree with your choice of starting from the beginning for consistency sake
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Great Work!
You made your classic even better! Wonderful job.
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My story Teresa Scalia Strikes Back! has received upgraded illustrations. The story can be found here: https://storiesonline.net/s/44299/te...a-strikes-back
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Merry Christmas
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The ladies of the Teresa Scalia universe wish you a Merry Christmas!
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A renaissance fair is the setting for this illustrated story: https://storiesonline.net/s/44406/te...ts-her-revenge
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3 updates in one month! A merry Christmas indeed! :) keep up the great work
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Teresa Scalia: Showdown in the Powder Room now has graphic blandishments and can be found here: https://storiesonline.net/s/44504/te...he-powder-room
I'm not trolling for compliments, but do these representations of my characters, especially the most recent versions, look like what you thought they would when you first read the story? For my part I think I have the look facial features where I want them. Sometimes the body type varies within the same character. Such as Teresa a bit too slender or Barbara a bit too busty. That is the vagary of AI. Just curious what the reader thinks. obo |
Hey obo!
For my part, the AI imagery evokes almost exactly what I had in my mind's eye based upon your prose descriptions - especially Teresa and Barbara. I don't know exactly how I pictured Rhonda but your AI depiction of her is perfect as well. May I ask what AI engine you're using for your characters - they're really well done. Cheers, Chasmo |
Hi Chasmo-
The AI model I have using on these latest illustrations is SeeDream 4.0. I use SeeDream 4.0 both on the openart.ai platform and on the budgetpixel.com platform. SeeDream will allow multiple characters. At the beginning of the prompt, I write a description of a character. With the character's name in parentheses. Example: (Barb) attractive 30 yr. old woman, perky breasts, bubble butt, shoulder length styled blonde hair, wearing a green with white polka dot bikini. That establishes the look of the character. I write all the character's descriptions at the beginning of the prompt. After that you can simply refer to them by name, sans parentheses, when describing the scene. Openart has put some restrictions on SeeDream 4.0 regarding nudity. I found budgetpixel will allow nudity up to a point, it censors genitalia. Which is something that doesn't interest me anyway. I stay with openart because it has some very handy editing tools that budgetpixel does not. I use app.photohero.ai for face swapping. I keep a folder with character faces for this function. It maintains consistency. Occasionally I use undressaitools.net for clothing removal. But I've found I get a better result if the image from a prompt has the desired degree of nakedness. I have learned that working with AI, I can get the desired image in 1 or 2 tries. Then it may take 30+ attempts for the next one. And there ae times I don't get the exact image I desire and have to compromise on what AI will give. Hopefully this gives you some help as I selfishly look forward to more of your creations! obo |
Regarding AI
Does this mean we won’t see any “full nudity” scenes going forward? Seems like quite a missed opportunity, especially once we get to the more “spicier” stories and their rather erotogenic nature. Just my two cents anyway.
In regards to the images thus far, I’d say they are about 90-95% of what I imagined in my head while reading the stories. Just a couple of nit picks: The main difference being Teresa’s body type. Always imagined her a little more “curvy” if that makes sense, especially in the booty department. The other one being Barbara’s eyebrows make her look a little bit like a fake blonde. But I think you already addressed the certain compromises one must make while using AI. Uncanny resemblance to my minds eye over all though. Even down to the husbands, funny enough haha. |
Hi Blabart-
I know what you are saying in regards to illustrations for those stories that have a more explicit sexual element. I've been exploring some other AI models that have fewer restrictions. The challenge can be with the quality of the finished product. Hopefully something can be found that meets expectations. Thanks for the feed back on character looks. There are times I'd like to see Teresa have a little more "junk in the trunk". The problem is I get generations where she is carrying too much weight overall and just looks fat. Hence the compromises. obo |
A little late for New Years. This is a redo of my first try at illustrations. Things have come a long way:https://storiesonline.net/s/44652/te...alloween-havoc
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Wow - top drawer stuff!! Thanks!
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WOW that is totally awesome. Think you have both ladies down
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Amazing job as always!
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