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Thanks man!

Totally! I’ll use some have handed levels in Clip Studio to work as the inks!

Mucho thanks!

No problem!

Haha, I need to work on my soft spoken delivery. Thanks for checking it out.

Hearin' ya loud and clear. Thanks for letting me know.

Totally get where you are coming from here. If you can point me to another video that does hit all of the categories mentioned in my warm-up that would be enlightening. I'm a fan and subscriber to these other art channels and so far I haven't seen someone put it all together in one video and describe it as bluntly as I have. That's why I felt the need to make it. Thanks for the feedback. Truly.

Haha, so true for most of us.

Thanks duder

Thanks bro!

Much thanks!

Awesome Billy! Thats a good way to start with confidence!

Thanks for watching

Thanks Marv! Noted.

I actually kinda liked the closeup; It was different from the norm! Maybe play it up a little more if you're going to get so up close and personally 😁

So glad!

Thanks! Production is going strong!

Very happy that its helpful!

You say its likely that a model could be built to produce a Berserk. Are there any examples of something like this being done yet? What I've seen so far are cheap imitations. Forgive me for being skeptical.

@@GoodJoeArt There are no examples, because no one has any incentive to build the model you're asking for. I believe your original stipulation was no images after renaissance. Depending was it just artwork or also real life objects (nature, humans etc.), how inefficient the model would be. But like I said, there's a very clear route from renaissance to Berserk and it took 500 years for the superior man to get there. I think AI can do it in less time.

@@GoodJoeArt Oh yea and this is a theoretical problem, because the solution is currently convoluted, tedious, expensive and time consuming. The exact rules determines the degree of the above. Things that make it less clunky, are stuff like img2img, chain iteration, in painting, ability to create loras, refine the model and other random stuff. Creating one off panels will always be easy with just the model and nothing but prompting. A page is also doable, but if you're looking at creating a single issue, then that's when all that other stuff becomes important. In any case all of the above is faster, if you can draw initial sketches, use random digital art software and basic editing tools. A practical use case with gen AI today for something like a webtoon, would be refining sketches, creating minor objects, some backgrounds, inking, some coloring work and similar stuff. Most of the above would require creating your own character, style, inking and/or coloring loras. A very rough estimate for the breakpoint when it becomes efficient to create loras would 50+ panels.

That's a great way to do. Keep it non destructive as possible. Sometimes that method slows me down.

Very much inspired by F-Zero!

Thanks for saying so. Hearing that helps inform how I'll write videos in the future.

Good call! New one coming soon.

Thanks for watching.

I think that is similar to many artists. I have a new video coming out in a day or so that addresses some of this.

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Sweet. I stumbled on it accidentally and now it’s part of the process.

@@GoodJoeArt yea, one day I just had a clarity moment and I thought “why don’t I just move it around?”

Glad you liked it!

Making the attempts is half the battle!

Sure. Jim Lee, Joe Mad, Capullo, Alvin Lee.

@@GoodJoeArt Thank you kindly, sir!

Speed Racer is legit! I hope you check out the preview in the description.

Thanks Paulis!

Great to hear!

Yes!! It's here when you want that adrenaline!

You're a champ!

@@GoodJoeArt 33:01 - Also descended from a colonial administrator, with Irish immigrants on the other side, so not convict heritage

Yea, if you watching a lot of art youtube these days... its overwhelming.

I thought so too. Thanks for watching.